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Understanding Florida’s Controversial Expansion of Capital Punishment to Non-Homicide Sex Crimes Florida moved to expand its death penalty laws beyond murder, seeking capital punishment for those convicted of sexually assaulting young children. The move has reignited a national
Do First-Time Sex Offenders Go to Jail in Florida? Do first-time sex offenders go to jail in Florida? The short answer is yes, jail or prison is often a possibility, even for first-time offenders, depending on the nature
What You Need to Know About Harsher Penalties, Registration Updates, and Mandatory Minimum Sentences Florida has enacted several new laws in 2025 that significantly raise the stakes for individuals accused of sex crimes, particularly repeat offenders and those
Understanding Harassment Laws in Florida Many people underestimate what constitutes stalking under Florida law. You don’t have to follow someone through a dark alley or hide in their bushes to be charged. In fact, stalking in Florida can
If you’re facing cocaine charges in Florida, you’re up against one of the most aggressively prosecuted drug crimes in the state. Florida law doesn’t go easy on illegal drug offenses, especially when it comes to cocaine, a Schedule
Sexual battery is one of the most serious criminal charges a person can face in Florida. It refers to any non-consensual sexual penetration or contact, and a conviction carries lifelong consequences, including mandatory sex offender registration and a
New Florida Sex Offender Laws: 2025 Recap What You Need to Know About Harsher Penalties, Registration Updates, and Mandatory Minimum Sentences Florida has enacted several new laws in 2025 that significantly raise the stakes for individuals accused of
If you’ve been accused of sexual harassment, you’re probably wondering if sexual harassment is a crime in Florida. The answer isn’t simple. That’s because “sexual harassment” is classified under sexual misconduct instead of as a specific criminal charge
In Florida, trying to lure or entice a child can land you in serious legal trouble, even if you never made physical contact and even if no harm occurred; these laws are specifically in place to protect children.
Federal child enticement is one of the most aggressively prosecuted sex crimes in the country. If you’ve been accused of using a phone, computer, or messaging app to communicate with a minor—or someone posing as one—you could be
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