What Is Human Trafficking Under Federal Law?
Stopping and penalizing human trafficking has become a top priority of the federal government. Every state has criminal laws prohibiting…
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Defining Criminal Sexual Contact
In Florida, criminal sexual contact is an act of non-consensual touching of another person without penetration or union with the…
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What is Bankruptcy Fraud Under Federal Law?
Bankruptcy is the state of owing debts greater than one has assets and being unlikely to be able to pay…
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Uncovering Florida’s Sexual Assault Degrees
Understanding the meaning of “sexual assault” or “sexual battery” and the distinctions between the various “degrees” of sexual offenses is…
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Will Your Guns Be at Risk After a DUI?
Driving under the influence is something that law enforcement doesn’t take lightly in Florida. But will it impact your right…
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DUI Charges vs. Conviction: What is the Difference?
If you have been charged with DUI in Florida, you may be punishing yourself with feelings of guilt, shame, fear,…
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What are False and Coerced Confessions?
The Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution and Article 1, § 9 of Florida’s Constitution guarantee every person the…
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Drug-Related DUIs: How Law Enforcement Proves Impairment
Most people associate DUIs with the excessive use of alcohol and an elevated blood alcohol content (BAC). But Florida law…
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The Penalties for Soliciting Prostitution in Florida
Prostitution has long been prosecuted in the United States, but until several decades ago, the client seeking sexual contact with…
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The Real Facts About Choosing a Defense Attorney
One of the most crucial choices you can make while facing criminal accusations is to hire a criminal defense lawyer.…
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Protecting Your Rights: The 4th Amendment Explained
The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution is a cornerstone of criminal defense law that protects people from unreasonable…
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What is the “Vehicle in Motion” Phase of DUI Detection?
DUI prosecutions may seem like simple cases in which the police focus their attention on a driver’s ability to perform…
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