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What Is Alternative Sentencing?

What Is Alternative Sentencing?

When an individual commits a crime, some sort of punishment is expected. While jail time is the image that conjures up in the minds of most people, there are many types of alternative sentencing. Alternative sentencing is any type of sentencing besides jail or prison time and is typically imposed when an individual commits a crime that is not serio [...]

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What Are the Possible Outcomes of My DUI Case?

What Are the Possible Outcomes of My DUI Case?

Because of the dangerous nature of DUI cases, Florida has severe penalties for those who are caught drinking and driving. Serious fines, loss of driving privileges and even jail time are all possible outcomes for those who drive while under the influence. Here are just some of the possible outcomes of a DUI case. Fines When you are arrested for a D [...]

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What Are My Rights While on Probation?

What Are My Rights While on Probation?

Sometimes when an individual is facing legal troubles, he or she may be given probation by a judge. As a type of alternative sentencing, probation may be given after a person serves time in jail or to instead of incarceration. While probation can come with strict terms and conditions, probation can ultimately be a second chance for those who may ot [...]

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Most Common Car Accident Injuries

Most Common Car Accident Injuries

After you or a loved one has been involved in a motor vehicle accident, you should seek medical treatment at once. Just because you feel “fine” at the time does not mean you have not suffered a very serious injury. Sometimes, trauma symptoms take hours, days or even weeks to make an appearance. Here are just some of the most common types of car [...]

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How Can an Attorney Help: Drug Crimes

How Can an Attorney Help: Drug Crimes

A drug charge is a very serious crime that can have a very negative impact on your life. Even if you are only facing a misdemeanor, you could still be at risk of jail time, probation, and expensive fines. Hiring an experienced and dedicated attorney is the best way to fight for your freedom and to keep your record clean. Learn why hiring an attorne [...]

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What is Suppressing Evidence?

What is Suppressing Evidence?

When preparing for your trial, your attorney will closely review your case files, including your police report. While reviewing the facts, your attorney may notice that some of the evidence against you was obtained as a result of illegal or unconstitutional police activity. If this is the case, then your attorney may file motion to suppress the evi [...]

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The 9 Stages of a Standard Criminal Case

The 9 Stages of a Standard Criminal Case

After you have been arrested, a person wonders what happens next in the criminal justice system. While each case is different, most criminal cases follow the same due process. Many cases do not make it to trial because of plea bargains, motions to dismiss and other elements. However, if a case does make it to trial, it will follow steps similar to [...]

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What Is the Stop and Frisk Law?

What Is the Stop and Frisk Law?

Stopping and detaining suspects in public are two of the many tools used by police to catch criminals. This is why Florida has what is known as the “Stop and Frisk” law. It allows law enforcement to question and search individuals who they suspect of committing a crime. While controversy surrounds this law, it is vital to understand how it work [...]

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Am I Liable if Someone Else Gets In an Accident With My Car?

Am I Liable if Someone Else Gets In an Accident With My Car?

We all do it—your sister needs to make a trip to the grocery store, a friend needs to run an errand—but they need to borrow your car. Seems harmless right? After all, they are responsible, licensed drivers and would never get into an accident. Think again! Accidents happen, regardless of how responsible we might be, but if you lend your car to [...]

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What Are the Statutes of Limitations for Criminal Cases?

Statute of Limitations Florida Criminal Law

Statutes of limitations can be either federal or state laws that place a restriction on the amount of time that can pass between a crime being committed and a person being charged with that crime. Once the allotted time has passed, charges cannot be brought against the person accused of committing the crime. Generally, the time limit starts on the [...]

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