Category: College Student Disciplinary Hearing

Consequences of Using or Possessing a “Fake ID”

October 10, 2017 Don Pumphrey, Jr. College Student Disciplinary Hearing, Criminal Defense Fake ID Social Share

You may think being under 21 and having a fake ID is just a rite of passage; we all did it, right? Wrong, in the State of Florida unauthorized possession of and other unlawful acts in relation to driver license or identification cards can be punishable under Sections 322.212 and 322.32, Florida Statutes. Fake IDs include any identification that has …

Florida Criminal Hazing Accusations

April 25, 2017 Don Pumphrey, Jr. College Student Disciplinary Hearing College Hazing Social Share

Hazing under Fla. Stat. § 1006.63 At many colleges, universities, and post-secondary institutions, hazing is a rite of passage that allows one to cross over into membership in the “Greek” community. “Greek” refers to the various fraternities and sororities designated by Greek letters that promote camaraderie and philanthropic activity among students and alumni. Although hazing may be a tradition for …

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