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Money laundering is one of the more common white-collar crimes charged in Florida. Although there are statutes on the books in Florida that prohibit money laundering, there are also Federal statutes that may come into play in a money laundering prosecution in Florida...
False imprisonment is a crime that is commonly misunderstood in Florida. It is a serious crime nonetheless, and a conviction of false imprisonment carries serious consequences with it. What follows is a discussion of Florida’s false imprisonment law and what you need...
First degree murder is a serious charge with serious consequences in Florida. Defense attorneys have several ways to defend against a first-degree murder charge, which makes it of vital importance that you enlist the services of the best defense attorney...
Drug trafficking is a serious offense in Florida. Both Florida and Federal laws prohibit drug trafficking, so an arrest for it in Florida could result in multiple charges by both jurisdictions. Following is what you need to know about drug trafficking and the Florida...
Vandalism in Florida is a crime that costs both the government and private landowners millions of dollars each year. Sometimes the perpetrators are caught, oftentimes they are not, and sometimes law enforcement collars people who are not guilty of vandalism and...
In a Florida criminal trial, both the prosecution and the defense use evidence to help build a picture of their version of events. Although all evidence is intended to prove a fact, not all evidence is the same. What follows is a discussion of the various types of...
Insuring that one’s civil rights are recognized is an important part of the American legal profession’s responsibility to its clientele. However, what exactly constitutes a civil right is not necessarily always clear to the layperson. What follows is a brief overview...
The crime of burglary is another charge that is frequently filed in Florida courts. Any conviction of burglary in Florida is a felony, which means it carries with it the possibility of significant time in prison and sizable fines. This article will describe some of...
Robbery is one of the more common offenses charged by Florida courts. A conviction for robbery in Florida is always a felony, and, depending upon the charge and the circumstances, may lead to a life sentence in Florida’s prisons. What follows is what you need to know...
Among the more controversial laws passed in the 21st century by the Florida legislature is the state’s “stand your ground” self-defense law. What follows is a discussion of Florida’s stand your ground law and what you need to know if you are in a situation...
