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Category: Criminal Defense

State Attorney Upgrades Charges in Tallahassee Shooting Case

November 11, 2022 Criminal Defense, Violent Crimes

A recent shooting that took place in Tallahassee resulted in eight people injured and one person killed. The case is ongoing with the Tallahassee Police Department, and four people have been arrested so far in relation to the mass shooting. We will provide details about the case, along with information on second-degree murder and attempted second-degree murder in Florida. What …

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Disorderly Conduct in Florida – Social Media Influencer Arrested in Miami Beach

November 11, 2022 Criminal Defense

A social media influencer with over 9 million Instagram followers was arrested in Miami while on vacation. The internet star allegedly committed battery on a police officer, which is taken very seriously in Florida. We will provide details on the case, along with information about Battery on a Police Officer and Disorderly Conduct charges in Florida. What was the Incident? …

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DUI Manslaughter Charges After 5-Year-Old Dies in Crash

November 11, 2022 Criminal Defense, Drunk Driving/DUI

Getting arrested for a DUI has harsh consequences, especially if the other parties involved in the crash become injured or killed. Florida prosecutors take DUI charges extremely seriously and a DUI conviction can seriously impact the rest of your life. A recent case in Florida details how quickly a DUI charge can go from bad to worse when the victims …

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Digital Forensic Examination Brings on Additional Child Pornography Charges

November 11, 2022 Criminal Defense, Sex Crimes

A Central Florida man who has already been arrested for child pornography has just received an additional 40 charges after further investigation. This article will provide details from the case, along with information on transmitting child pornography and using digital forensic experts as a defense in a criminal case. What was the Case? On October 12, 2022, a woman called …

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Man Charged with Aggravated Stalking After Parking Outside 14-Year-Old’s Home

November 11, 2022 Criminal Defense

Stalking is taken very seriously in the state of Florida. If someone intentionally follows or harasses another person, it can result in criminal charges. A recent case in Florida indicates what can happen if someone is accused of stalking a minor. This article will provide details from the case, along with information on stalking and aggravated stalking in Florida. What …

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What are the Legal Consequences of Giving Drugs to a Minor?

November 11, 2022 Criminal Defense, Drug Charges

Florida has strict laws on controlled substances. There are varying criminal charges for people who get caught with the possession, intent to sell, or manufacturing of an illicit substance. While the penalties are harsh when selling to people over the age of 18, Florida enhances the possible punishment when selling to minors. This article will provide information on delivering drug …

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Sexual Relationship with a Minor Results in Human Trafficking Case

November 10, 2022 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Sex Crimes

Sex crimes against minors are taken extremely seriously in Florida and can cause life-altering consequences. A person accused of engaging in sexual relations with a minor or promoting them for sexual activity can find themselves with hefty criminal charges. A recent case in Florida shows the consequences of human trafficking and engaging in sexual acts with a minor. This article …

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South Florida Man Used the USPS To Solicit a Hitman Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison

November 10, 2022 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Violent Crimes

A man in Florida has just been arrested and charged with the federal crime of murder for hire after trying to get his ex’s new partner murdered. We will provide details on the case, along with information on murder charges in Florida versus federal charges. What Happened? In September 2021, Ryan Hadeed sent a letter in the mail to an …

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False Bomb Threat in South Florida Results in Arrest

November 8, 2022 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Violent Crimes

Threatening to cause harm or injury to another person is against the law. If an individual threatens others with a weapon or other devices of mass destruction, the penalties can be extremely harsh. A recent case in South Florida shows the possible outcomes of someone pretending to use a bomb to threaten others. This article will provide details from the …

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