CRIMINAL DEFENSE ARTICLES
Clear, practical information about Florida criminal law, investigations, court procedure, and the
decisions that can shape a defense.
When Is Robbery a Federal Crime?
February 28, 2020
If a robbery occurs at a specific location or against certain individuals, it can be charged as a federal crime. Visit our blog to learn more.
Read MoreA Probation Officer’s Authority Over a Person Serving Probation
February 25, 2020
Our Florida criminal defense attorneys explain the authority probation officers have when it comes to making decisions on our latest blog.
Read MoreAre Fingerprints at the Crime Scene Enough Evidence?
February 20, 2020
Our Miami criminal defense attorneys explain the power fingerprints at the crime scene have when it comes to finding someone guilty on our latest blog.
Read MoreIs it a Crime to Commit a Crime in Front of a Child?
January 29, 2020
If you commit a crime or any other act that contributes to the delinquency of a child, you could be charged with a misdemeanor. Read our blog for more.
Read MoreA New Arrest Does Not ALWAYS Signify a Violation of Probation
January 15, 2020
Our Florida criminal defense attorneys explain the ins and outs of probation violations on our latest blog.
Read MoreViolation of Probation for Being Kicked Out of Drug Treatment
January 15, 2020
Our Florida criminal defense attorneys explain the many consequences of violating probation on our newest blog.
Read MoreCan My Florida Criminal Case Affect my Family Law Case?
January 15, 2020
Being accused of a crime is stressful enough, but many people don't realize the possible effects an accusation can have on a family law case. Our Florida criminal defense attorneys explain more on our new blog.
Read MorePublic Transit Options in South Florida for NYE
December 30, 2019
Read our blog to learn about the public transportation options in South Florida on NYE and New Year’s Day 2020.
Read MoreSome DUI Charges Are Subjective
December 5, 2019
Not all DUI charges are objective; check out this Miami DUI blog post to learn more.
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