Criminal Defense

The entertainment industry often portrays burglary and robbery as meaning the same thing. However, different definitions and criteria apply. Knowing the meaning of them helps a victim to accurately respond to the crime. Burglary The law defines burglary as an illegal...

Florida residents have likely seen news about the nationwide protests over police treatment of Black people and other people of color. Some activists point out that these protests demonstrate the disparity between the race of individuals running the criminal justice...

Victims of identity theft often feel shocked upon discovering that someone compromised their identity. Commonly, they wonder how the identity thief procured personal information. Did someone steal mail from a Florida home's mailbox? Was sensitive material placed in...

Police in Florida recently arrested a man who is said to have taken a pack of toilet paper valued at one dollar from his neighbor's truck. This individual is now facing felony charges, which can result in hefty consequences if he is convicted. Thankfully, the accused...

Different criminal defense strategies can help accused individuals in different situations, so it is important to be familiar with the options available. The best and most appropriate criminal defense option depends on the accused individual's unique circumstances....

Any accused individual facing criminal charges in Florida, and the possible penalties and consequences that accompany them, including being placed on probation, probably has a long list of questions. It is important that they understand what they are facing and what...

There are many concerns that those facing criminal charges may have on their minds including their criminal defense options and rights. It is important for anyone facing criminal charges to understand the criminal justice process and their rights throughout that...

A probation violation refers to when an individual on probation violates the terms of their probation. Probation violations are serious and can result in jail time, a longer term of probation and significant fines and penalties so individuals accused of committing a...

The Constitution’s Fourth Amendment protects us against “unreasonable search and seizure” by law enforcement. Most of the time, this means that police must obtain a warrant before searching us or our property.There are exceptions allowing police to...