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Recent Posts in the Weapons Offenses Category
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Potential Penalties for Illegal Possession of a Firearm in Florida
The potential penalties for illegal possession of a firearm in Florida vary greatly. If the police have charged a defendant with a Florida weapons violation, it's vital they learn about the related laws. Doing so arms… Continue Reading -
Long-Term Effects of a Weapons Charge
Weapons charges are serious offenses that could result in huge fines and imprisonment. These charges are mainly applied to discourage the possession of weapons by certain persons and to increase punishment for using… Continue Reading -
What to Do After a Serious Weapons Charge
Being accused of a weapons charge in the state of Florida is very serious. It generally involves the use or possession of weapons. Thousands of people each year are charged with offenses related to weapons in Florida.… Continue Reading -
Battery in Florida: What is the Difference Between a Felony and a Misdemeanor Charge?
In July of this year, a tourist's beach trip was cut short when he was attacked by a Florida man wielding a shovel. The shovel actually belonged to the tourist, who had been digging a hole on the beach, but 53-year-old… Continue Reading -
Proposed Florida Bill Imposes Mandatory Prison Sentence for Weapon Carrying Convicted Felons
State authorities are always looking to create measures that increase public safety and deter violent criminals. In Florida, a bill which amends the state's "10-20-Life" law (Florida Statute 775.087) has been filed in… Continue Reading