Sexting Laws: Adults vs. Juveniles
Florida enacted laws to address the new phenomenon of “sexting” after smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other computers became so universal.…
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What Happens if a Police Officer Is Charged with a DUI?
Police officers are usually investigating DUIs, not committing them. But there is no immunity for anyone when they are found…
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White Collar Probation Terms
Both state and federal courts consider several key factors in determining the form and length of a sentence to be…
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Defending Sex Crimes on Campus
Sexual assaults on campus have become a major topic in the media and in family homes when discussing which colleges…
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Understanding Florida Marijuana Laws
As the legalization of marijuana continues to gain momentum across the United States, Florida has followed suit in allowing for…
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How a DUI Can Affect Your Military Career
A DUI conviction can have an impact on a civilian’s life in Florida for decades. Not only must the driver…
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Title IX Revisited—What’s New in the Law
In 1972, Title IX was enacted as a federal law prohibiting sex discrimination in any educational program or activity that…
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Can a Probation Officer Monitor Social Media?
Florida probation officers do have the legal right to monitor social media. In fact, virtually anyone can legally monitor your…
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Florida’s Statute of Limitations for Sex Crimes
A statute of limitations is a law that prohibits the prosecution of a crime after the expiration of a set…
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Can an Unconscious Driver Consent to a DUI BAC Test?
When a driver is stopped by police in Florida and suspected of DUI, the officer conducts a preliminary investigation and…
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Speedy Trial Rules in Florida
The crushing impact a pending criminal charge can have on someone’s life should not be underestimated. Often, the mere fact…
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Understanding Robbery with a Deadly Weapon
Robbery is a major felony carrying a severe penalty. Using or possessing a deadly weapon during the commission of a…
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