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Florida Car Rental Theft Criminal Defense Lawyer
Hiring, Leasing, or Obtaining Personal Property or Equipment with the Intent to Defraud; Failing to Return Hired or Leased Personal Property or Equipment in Florida Florida law takes property crimes seriously,… Continue Reading -
Florida Disrupting School Functions Criminal Defense Lawyer
Disrupting School Functions in Florida under Florida Statutes § 877.13 Disrupting school functions is a serious offense in Florida, with significant implications for students, parents, and educational institutions.… Continue Reading -
Can Someone Get Arrested and Charged for Downloading Child Pornography If Their Roommate Downloaded the Child Porn?
In Florida, the laws surrounding child pornography are strict and unforgiving. The possession, distribution, and downloading of child pornography are serious offenses that carry severe penalties. The mere suspicion of… Continue Reading -
Could an Employee Be Arrested for Selling Alcoholic Beverages to a Minor in Florida?
In Florida, the sale of alcoholic beverages to minors is a serious offense with significant legal consequences. As a state known for its vibrant nightlife and tourist attractions, Florida places a high priority on… Continue Reading -
Defending Against Aggravated Child Abuse Charges Under Florida Statute Section 827.03(2)(a)
Aggravated child abuse is a grave and serious offense in Florida, carrying severe legal and social consequences. Florida Statute Section 827.03(2)(a) specifically addresses aggravated child abuse, which encompasses… Continue Reading -
Child Abuse Charges Under Florida Statute Section 827.03(2)(c)
Child abuse is a grave accusation that carries severe legal and social consequences. Under Florida law, allegations of child abuse can arise from various situations, often involving complex family dynamics or… Continue Reading -
Drug Dealing Within 1,000 Feet of a School under Florida Statute Section 893.13(1)(c)
In Florida, drug offenses are taken very seriously, especially when they occur near areas frequented by children, such as schools. Florida Statute Section 893.13(1)(c) specifically addresses drug dealing within 1,000… Continue Reading -
Defending Against Charges of Drug Dealing Within 1,000 Feet of a Church Under Florida Statute Section 893.13(1)(e)
In Florida, drug offenses are treated with utmost severity, and the stakes are even higher when such offenses occur near protected areas like churches, schools, and parks. Florida Statute Section 893.13(1)(e)… Continue Reading -
Defending Against Charges of Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor Under Florida Statute Section 562.11
In Florida, the sale and distribution of alcohol are strictly regulated to ensure public safety and maintain order. One of the most serious offenses in this regard is furnishing alcohol to a minor. Florida Statute… Continue Reading -
Defending Against Charges of Selling Alcohol to Minors in Florida
In the bustling nightlife of Florida's cities and the calm beaches of its coastal towns, the sale of alcohol is a regulated activity. Among the strict regulations set forth by the state is the prohibition against selling… Continue Reading