What You Should Know About Asset Seizures
Law enforcement in the United States has used a wide range of tactics to counter the success of crimes committed…
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How Sober Drivers Can Fail Field Sobriety Tests
Police officers utilize roadside field sobriety tests, such as the one-leg stand and the walk-and-turn, to determine whether a driver…
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Is Using Drugs a Different Charge Than Selling?
Drug laws in Florida and throughout the U.S. continue to be harsh. Although drug laws affecting people who use drugs…
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Can You Accidentally Drive Under the Influence?
Driving under the influence is a crime in Florida. But like all crimes, a person needs to have at…
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What’s the Difference Between Tax Fraud & Tax Evasion?
The IRS processed over 164 million tax returns for the 2021 tax year. With that many returns filed by individuals…
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Are Sex Offenders Allowed to Use Cell Phones & Computers?
The lawful use of computers and other digital communications devices by convicted sex offenders is determined by the facts of…
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Can You Face Criminal Charges for Letting a Friend Drive Drunk?
Driving under the influence of alcohol can have a devastating impact on both your life and the lives of those…
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The Stages of DUI Detection Used By Police Officers
If you are stopped by a police officer who suspects you of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs,…
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How a DUI Can Affect Your Car Insurance Coverage
The financial burden of a DUI conviction can be substantial. The monetary impact may include court and legal costs,…
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How Long Does a DUI Stay on Your Driving Record?
A DUI conviction in Florida stays on your record permanently. That’s bad news if you happened to be with friends…
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Can Police Search Your Garbage?
The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and Article I, § 12 of Florida’s Constitution prohibit law enforcement from conducting…
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Pretrial Intervention in Florida: What it Means
If you are charged with a misdemeanor or a qualifying third-degree felony in Florida, you could be eligible to have…
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