Skilled criminal defense attorneys play an essential role in the American criminal justice system. They stand alone safeguarding the liberty and legal rights of the individual against the government’s unlimited financial resources and manpowe...
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Florida law does not prohibit drinking alcohol in public, but it does penalize “Disorderly Intoxication.” The difference between public intoxication and disorderly intoxication is significant and it is important to understand if you are ever arre...
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In the many years of our extensive experience as Tampa criminal defense lawyers, we’ve learned that the first question and the primary concern of people facing criminal charges is what is going to happen to them at the end of the case. Will they go...
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Both the U.S. Constitution and the Constitution of Florida guarantee the right to a speedy trial. But what does “speedy” mean in real-time? Neither constitution specified how speedily a trial must be held in a criminal case, but it has always bee...
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Getting arrested without warning is always a frightening and stressful experience. But thinking you are about to be arrested or worrying about suddenly being arrested can be equally upsetting and can paralyze you with fear. Here at Stechschulte Nell,...
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If you miss the date of your court-appointed hearing, you could face significant penalties including warrants, contempt of court, and more which could have life-changing consequences. Our attorneys will explain what may happen if you do m...
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Many people know that they have a “right to remain silent.” But what does that mean in real life, when you are confronted with law enforcement officials asking questions, sometimes asking very forcefully? In this blog post, we’...
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Search warrants are required by the Constitution of the United States and the Florida State Constitution when police want to enter a person’s home or another place in which the person has a reasonable expectation of privacy. To obtain ...
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Everyone who is facing criminal charges in Florida wants to know what is going to happen. “How will my criminal case be resolved?” The answer for each client depends on the specific circumstances of their case. Many variable...
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If you entered a plea of guilty or nolo contendere in a Florida court, and you want to withdraw your plea, contact only an experienced criminal defense attorney in your area. The process of withdrawing a plea can be difficult and demands the highest ...
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