One way convicted felons may attempt to turn their lives around involves continuing their education. A college degree could open new doors for Florida residents who want to put past criminal behavior behind them. Student loans might make higher education accessible to...
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What are some common defenses to domestic violence charges?
Although domestic violence is an epidemic in Florida and elsewhere, many people are falsely accused. Even if a person is exonerated, being charged could adversely affect their daily life. These are some of the most common defenses to domestic violence charges. They...
Risks of faulty eyewitness testimony
Eyewitness testimony often plays a role in Florida court cases. You might think an eyewitness account is one of the most powerful forms of evidence. However, the truth is eyewitnesses aren’t always accurate. And faulty eyewitness accounts can result in wrongful...
What is kleptomania?
Most of the people in Florida and around the country who take products from stores without paying for them want the items they steal but lack the means to pay for them. However, people who suffer from kleptomania do so because they cannot stop themselves, and they...
Proposed Title IX regulations undo one-size-fits-all approach
Accusations of sexual assault or other discriminatory misconduct on college campuses have the potential to impact an accused person's future negatively. A record of such a complaint limits the chances of transferring to another school or passing a background check for...
In Florida, shoplifting is a serious crime
Shoplifting charges in Florida cover more situations than you might think. Retail-related thefts cost state merchants over $50 billion a year. The authorities take these charges seriously. The legal definition of shoplifting in Florida Shoplifting in the Sunshine...
What’s the difference between theft and larceny?
There are different types of theft crimes a person can be charged with in Florida and other areas. You might wonder whether larceny and theft are the same thing. What is theft? Theft is a broad term that describes crimes involving property being taken from the owner...
What you need to know about police interrogations
Being arrested for any crime in Florida is terrifying. It’s even scarier when you are interrogated by police when you know you’re innocent. It’s important to know what happens in these situations. Do you have to answer questions? Even if you are arrested on any type...
Theft laws and penalties in Florida
Some people use theft interchangeably with burglary and robbery, but it is a different crime. Theft in Florida commonly covers several offenses, including grand theft, shoplifting, and larceny. Overview of theft in Florida To be considered theft in Florida, the...
What constitutes burglary?
In the state of Florida, a person may be charged with burglary after entering a structure for the purpose of committing any type of crime. If you are charged with burglary, it doesn't mean that you have actually violated state or federal law. There are several...