Our legal team often has thoughts to share with current and potential clients on a range of topics related to criminal law in Florida. Take a look at our recent posts to get the helpful information you need to stay informed about the law and your rights.
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You Have a Limited Time to File a Post-Conviction Motion in FloridaFL Rules of Criminal Procedure provide you with a limited amount of time to file for post-conviction relief. Make sure your time doesn’t expire before you file.
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Drug Trafficking isn't Always What it Sounds Like: How a Fort Lauderdale Drug Charge Lawyer Can HelpDrug trafficking is a serious felony in Florida, punishable by up to 30 years in prison. That's why you need a Fort Lauderdale drug charge lawyer by your side.
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What Should You Do if You Have Been Wrongfully Accused of Domestic Violence?Fort Lauderdale Domestic Violence Attorney, Robert Malove, explains what to do if you or a loved one is falsely accused of domestic violence in South Florida.
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Picking Up the Pieces After DUI Charges in FloridaAs a Fort Lauderdale DUI Attorney, we try to protect the interests of our (potential) clients. But, what happens after a DUI charges in Florida?
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Why the Davis v. United States Supreme Court Decision Is Important if You Were Sentenced for Using a Firearm During a Violent or Drug-Related Crime Under Federal LawDid you receive a longer federal prison sentence for using a gun during a violent crime? A recent Supreme Court decision may affect your sentence.
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Florida Laws Create Decrease in Illegal PrescriptionsThe excessive illegal prescription of opioid drugs is an issue that Florida has faced for several years.
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Age is Just a Number … Unless You're Attempting to Qualify Under the Florida Youthful Offender ActWe are all prone to making mistakes, especially when we're young. This is precisely why the Florida criminal justice system enacted the Youthful Offender Act.
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Recent Changes to the Florida Stand Your Ground LawWhile much of the Florida Stand Your Ground law remains the same, new changes have been made in the law regarding how evidentiary hearings shall be conducted.
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What You Need To Know About PPP FraudIf you find yourself being a target or a person of interest in a criminal investigation involving PPP fraud, it is important to have a criminal defense attorney
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Cops Need Search Warrants to Go Through Cell PhonesFlorida Supreme Court Says Cops Need Search Warrants to Go Through Cell Phones.
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Driving While Texting 6 Times More Dangerous than DUIAccording to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), texting while driving is 6 times more dangerous than driving under the influence.
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Can I withdraw a guilty plea after sentencing in Florida?In limited circumstances, you may withdraw a guilty plea after sentencing in Florida. Find out how to do it and how a lawyer can help you.