Category Archives: Criminal Defense

How Do You Clear Your Criminal Record?

Having an arrest on your record can negatively impact job and educational opportunities, as well as some loans, which is why it’s crucial to seek to seal your record or pursue expungement.

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What Are The Penalties For Cocaine Transportation In Florida?

If you or a loved one has been charged with drug transportation, often the next best step to take is to talk to a criminal defense lawyer. The cost of fines combined with the cost of having a conviction on your record can be detrimental.

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What Are The Most Common Types Of Theft?

We have laid out some of the most common types of theft and what the potential consequences may be.

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What Do Police Look for in a Sobriety Test?

Ever wondered what the police are really looking for when conducting a sobriety test? Here are the 4 main points from our Miami defense attorneys.

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Do I Have the Right to Refuse a Breathalyzer Test?

Since Florida has a longstanding Implied Consent Law, you may face some pretty serious consequences for refusing a breathalyzer test.

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What Happens If I Get Caught with Cocaine in Miami?

Read our blog or contact Hager & Schwartz, P.A. today to learn about the potential criminal penalties for simple possession of cocaine in Florida.

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Hager & Schwartz, P.A. Named to 15 Best Miami Beach Criminal Defense Lawyers List

We are excited to share that we have been named to Expertise’s 15 Best Miami Beach Criminal Defense Lawyers list. Read our blog to learn more.

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The Penalties of Underage Drinking

Underage Floridians who consume, possess, or purchase alcohol may face severe consequences including fines and jail time.

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What are the Most Common Juvenile Crimes?

This article lists the most common juvenile crimes and explains what the punishment could be for these infractions.

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Wearing a Mask During a Robbery Leads to Increased Penalties

In Florida, if you wear a mask while committing a robbery, you could be charged at the next higher degree for the offense. Read our blog to learn more.

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