Ignition Interlock Devices (IIDs) are not mandatory after a first-offense DUI in Florida. However, even if a first DUI offense, the court may require a driver to use an IID if the judge believes it is warranted. In second and subsequent DUI cases, ig...
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One of the most crucial choices you can make while facing criminal accusations is to hire a criminal defense lawyer. There are many misconceptions about what hiring a defense attorney entails and how it will affect your case. Our attorne...
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Perjury is a serious crime that judges and prosecutors think strikes at the very heart of the judicial system. Our entire criminal and civil justice process depends on the sworn testimony of witnesses who report what they know, what they’ve seen, a...
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The lawful use of computers and other digital communications devices by convicted sex offenders is determined by the facts of each case. Whether a convicted sex offender can be barred or restricted in their use of computers and similar digital device...
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If you are convicted of a DUI in Florida, the judge may impose a penalty that includes installing an Ignition Interlock Device (IID) on your vehicle. The IID is essentially a breathalyzer attached to your car’s ignition switch. The device will prev...
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The state of Florida is very serious about driving under the influence and its laws express that. The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) has the authority to and will suspend your driver’s license immediately following...
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TV shows and movies about law enforcement, the courts, and defense lawyers make great entertainment, but they often leave viewers with the wrong ideas about how the criminal justice system really works. Of course, it’s not the job of T...
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If you are charged with Reckless Driving in Florida, you need to understand what it takes for the prosecutor to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. When a defendant thinks they know enough about the law to decide how to plead in court, they r...
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Everyone arrested for the first time is justifiably scared. The questions racing through your head just keep multiplying. What’s going to happen next? Will you be released? What will your family think? Will you lose your job? Will you go to ...
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Embezzlement is a specific form of theft that is defined as the fraudulent appropriation of property by a person to whom such property has been entrusted, or into whose hands it came lawfully. Under Florida law, the crime of embezzlement is covered u...
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