Criminal Defense

If you’ve ever been pulled over, you know how nerve-wracking it can be. Being stopped by a law enforcement officer can be intimidating, especially if you’re unsure of your rights. In these situations, having a knowledgeable criminal defense

Being arrested in Florida for a criminal offense can be an overwhelming experience, filled with uncertainty about the next steps in the legal process. Whether it’s your first encounter with the law or you’re supporting a loved one

What’s a bail bond? Can you bail yourself out of jail? How much of a bond do you have to pay? If you or a loved one has been arrested in Florida, understanding how bail bonds work can

Law enforcement can engage in many forms of surveillance during a criminal investigation. They may obtain a wiretap for a phone line, use a “stingray” to listen to cell phone conversations, use a search warrant to search a

You got caught up in some legal trouble, and now you’re wondering if there’s a way out. The fear of jail time is real, but you’ll be happy to know that first-time offenders may have a viable alternative

Life in Florida is usually a breeze, but lately, you notice peculiar things happening around you. You get weird friend requests on your social media accounts and see a van is constantly parked on your street near your

Facing criminal charges can be overwhelming and scary. Luckily, you do not have to face them alone. Learn how to choose a criminal defense attorney in Florida who will stand up for you and your rights. Know Your

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed several historical bills into law during the latest legislature session, which ended on May 5, 2023. One focuses on the Florida death penalty. In short, the changes to the law will drastically impact

A February 2023 report from FOX 35 Orlando found that there are currently 299 inmates on death row in Florida. That number is likely to increase now that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a bill into law

Under the law, the most serious crime is a capital felony, like murder or armed kidnapping. However, some rape and sexual assault charges are capital felonies, especially when the crime involves a minor.  This includes the Florida death