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What Does It Mean to Suppress 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...
The Nine Stages of a 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...
What Is 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...
Florida Criminal Statute of Limitations Explained
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...
How to View Your Criminal Record
Any individual who has ever been arrested or convicted has some sort of criminal record. This record is publicly available and may include anything from...
Can You Get a DUI on a Bicycle in Florida
When you think of someone being charged for driving under the influence (DUI), you probably imagine them behind the wheel of a car. However, under...
How to Negotiate a Plea Bargain
Criminal cases are settled with plea bargains each day. For less serious criminal matters, plea bargaining can be a good option for defendants who want...
Know Your Rights The Fourth Amendment
The only way you can protect your rights is by knowing them. The United States Constitution was created to serve and protect the rights of...
Can You Be Deported for a Criminal Conviction
Hundreds of thousands of people immigrate to the United States annually. Because gaining access in the United States can be challenging, it is important that...
What Is a Juvenile Diversion Program
When young adults commit a low-level offense on a one-time occasion, traditional forms of incarceration can seem extreme. While the offense may not warrant jail...