Most states, including Florida, have enacted laws to severely punish individuals who commit hate crimes. According to Florida law, a hate crime is defined as a criminal act or an attempted criminal act committed by someone against a person, an individual’s property, or a ...
Read MoreOn April 19, 2021, Florida Gov. Rob DeSantis signed five bills into law. Two of them involve changes to criminal law. The following blog post is an ...
View MoreIf you are convicted for a sex crime in Florida, not only do you face a lengthy prison sentence and fines worth thousands of dollars, but you must ...
View MoreSince March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced many businesses and operations to limit public access or completely shut down. While Florida’s ...
View MoreGetting convicted in Florida is not only punishable by harsh criminal penalties such as jail/prison time and fines, but it can also result in a ...
View MoreIf you are pulled over for a suspected DUI by law enforcement officials in Florida, you may be asked to take one or several “field sobriety tests” ...
View MoreIn order to pull over a motorist for suspected DUI in Florida, the police must have reasonable suspicion that the driver is committing, has committed, ...
View MoreTexting has become one of the most popular ways of communicating with one another. When it comes to romantic relationships, texting that involves ...
View MoreImmediately after a DUI arrest in Florida, the Florida Department of Highway Safety & Motor Vehicles (DHMSV) will automatically suspend your driver’s ...
View MoreUnderage drinking occurs among college and high school students throughout the United States. However, drivers under 21 years old can face serious ...
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