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Automobiles help people move from one place to another, but you can’t deny that they’re also dangerous to operate. Car accidents can lead to severe injuries and death to drivers, passengers and pedestrians. Because lives are on the line, all states have strict laws on...
In an environment full of partying, alcohol and a lack of maturity, it is easy for something minor to evolve into a full-fledged fight. If you are caught fighting, you may face legal penalties in addition to disciplinary action from your university. These consequences...
Under Florida law, criminal histories are public records unless they are sealed or expunged. This means that landlords and employers can view them if they run background checks. A criminal record is created in Florida when an individual is arrested, photographed and...
A driver’s license is more than just another form of personal identification. It proves the owner is legally authorized to drive a motor vehicle. Driving a motor vehicle anywhere in the U.S. without the proper license is illegal and a license-less driver could face...
College is a time for exploration and youthful experimentation, which may not always lead to positive results. According to the National Drug Intelligence Center (NDIC), suburban teenagers from middle-class families and young adults are the primary distributors and...
Driving a car or other motor vehicle if you have consumed alcohol or drugs is a serious offense in Florida. It may contribute to severe or fatal accidents and injuries. Law enforcement officers use various field sobriety tests to assess a driver's impairment level and...
In Florida, a Driving Under the Influence (DUI) charge means one of two things: either your blood alcohol concentration level hits the 0.08 grams per 100 mL of blood mark, or the authorities can prove that your normal faculties are severely impaired by a substance...
The experience of driving fast can rival any roller coaster ride, but it is also even more dangerous. When you go too fast, you endanger yourself, your passengers, fellow drivers, and even pedestrians. Florida’s speed limit laws typically dictate that you can’t go...
Drug crime charges can cause irreversible damage to one’s reputation, relationships, and future educational and employment opportunities. While the law classifies drug crimes as serious offenses to be strictly dealt with, it continues to protect the rights of charged...
Knowing your constitutional rights can guide you if you need to interact with Florida law enforcement officers. Preparation can help protect you from unlawful questioning or self-incrimination, especially if the officers suspect you of a crime. Knowing and acting on...
