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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 -
Defending Yourself Against Armed Robbery Criminal Charges under Florida § 812.13(2)(a)
Armed robbery, defined under Florida Statute § 812.13(2)(a), is one of the most serious theft-related offenses in the state. This crime involves the taking of money or property from another person while armed with a… Continue Reading -
Fighting Fraudulent Use of a Credit Card Criminal Charges under Florida § 817.61
Fraudulent use of a credit card is a serious offense in Florida, punishable under Florida Statute § 817.61. This statute defines the crime as the use of a credit card, with intent to defraud, to obtain goods, services,… Continue Reading -
Fighting Fraudulent Use of a Credit Card Criminal Charges under Florida § 817.61
Fraudulent use of a credit card is a serious offense in Florida, punishable under Florida Statute § 817.61. This statute defines the crime as the use of a credit card, with intent to defraud, to obtain goods, services,… Continue Reading -
Defending Yourself Against Florida Carjacking Criminal Charges under Florida § 812.133
Carjacking is a serious offense in Florida, carrying severe penalties and long-lasting consequences. Under Florida Statute § 812.133, carjacking is defined as the taking of a motor vehicle from the person or custody of… Continue Reading -
Contesting Field Sobriety Test Results in Florida DUI Cases
Field sobriety tests (FSTs) are routinely used by law enforcement officers in Florida to establish impairment in suspected DUI drivers. These tests are designed to assess balance, coordination, and the ability to perform… Continue Reading -
Challenging Breathalyzer Results in Florida DUI Criminal Cases
When facing a DUI charge in Florida, the outcome often hinges on the reliability of breathalyzer test results. These devices, designed to measure blood alcohol content (BAC), can play a pivotal role in prosecution, but… Continue Reading