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To comprehend the American legal system, understanding the grand jury process becomes imperative. Originating in England and adopted by the United States as part of its Constitution, the grand jury system serves as a protective measure against unwarranted accusations...
The age of consent in Florida is an important factor in many prosecutions in this state. However, it isn’t as simple a subject as it seems. Here’s what you need to know if you are ever charged with a crime involving the age of consent in Florida. Initially, age of...
If you are facing federal criminal charges, you are in good company. After all, federal prosecutors bring criminal charges against thousands of Americans every single year. Most criminal prosecutions end with plea deals, though. According to reporting from NPR, 98% of...
Federal drug charges come with steep consequences, but there are a number of aggravating circumstances that can harshen the potential penalties against you. One situation that can increase the gravity of your charges is if you stand accused of participating in a drug...
In Florida, a defendant charged with a crime in criminal court may respond to those charges in a variety of ways. Here’s what you need to know about pleading in a criminal law case if you should ever find yourself facing criminal charges in Florida. Basics In Florida,...
There is no doubt that a federal drug trafficking conviction results in serious penalties. Not only do you face a minimum 10-year federal prison sentence, but also a $5 million fine and forfeiture of any of your assets directly related to the crime. Per the U.S....
The Bill of Rights guarantees Americans the right to not be subject to cruel and unusual punishment. But what does the term “cruel and unusual” mean? Today we shall explore the right to be free from cruel and unusual punishment in Florida and what you need to know if...
Every Floridian is guaranteed to be free from given excessive bail when being held for trial. But what exactly does that mean? The following article will examine the Excessive Bail Clause of the Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution and what it means for...
Burglary is a felony offense in Florida. Florida Statutes define burglary as "entering or remaining in a dwelling, structure or conveyance with the intent to commit an offense therein...." In keeping with this definition, Florida classifies burglary under three...
The holidays are a time for family and for reflecting upon the year that is ending and the one that is to come. Unfortunately, the holidays are also a time for shoplifting in Florida, as shopkeepers typically report a rise in the crime around the holidays. According...
