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The terms sexual battery and sexual assault are often used interchangeably. While it’s true that they are considered the same thing in some jurisdictions, the same isn’t true in Florida. These important differences are critical…

If you suspect you have been—or are going to be—charged with a crime, you are likely feeling anxious about what comes next.  Understanding the arc of the judicial process is critical to ensuring your ability…

Most people are familiar with burglary as a general term referring to the theft of private property. However, not everyone is familiar with what “burglary of conveyance means” and what these charges indicate.  If you…

Driving under the influence of marijuana or any other drug is referred to as “drugged driving.” The penalties for drugged driving, including a marijuana DUI, are prosecuted under the same laws as drinking and driving. …

In Florida, sex crimes are taken very seriously by the courts, especially violent crimes. However, a guilty verdict does not automatically mean that a person will need to spend time in jail to serve out…

Law enforcement officers use a variety of tactics to gather information on suspects and charge them with crimes. Part of this process can include conducting what is known in the industry as a “pre-file investigation”….

Under most jurisdictions, voyeurism is considered a serious crime and carries a severe punishment. However, every state has a different approach, and state laws suggest different punitive measures depending on the circumstances and the severity…

When faced with criminal charges, your first instinct is to do anything to prove your innocence. Fictional crime shows and dramatic movies may have you thinking a lie detector test is the best method to…