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Category: Violent Crimes

NCMEC’s Updated CyberTipline

September 13, 2023 Criminal Defense, Violent Crimes

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) is the nation’s resource for missing and exploited children. Their tool, CyberTipline, allows individuals to make reports of alleged child abuse or illicit content of children seen online. Once the tip has been submitted, NCMEC will review it, add supplementary information when necessary, and forward it to law enforcement for further …

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Tallahassee High School Football Game Ends in Panic and Arrest

September 13, 2023 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Violent Crimes

A preseason high school football game in Tallahassee ended early due to violence that broke out, which created even more chaos when police noticed a student with a suspected firearm. The laws and regulations for minors who commit crimes work differently than those who are charged as adults. This page will provide the case details, as well as information on …

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Could a Texas Case Decide Florida’s Fate on Gun Laws?

August 28, 2023 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Violent Crimes

Following the 2018 massacre that took place in Parkland, Florida, state legislators passed a law to prevent anyone under the age of 21 from purchasing a rifle or long gun.   Shortly after the law was passed in 2018, the National Rifle Association (NRA) challenged it, claiming it was unconstitutional by violating both the Second and Fourteenth Amendment. The Florida …

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The Challenges of Pleading “Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity”

July 26, 2023 Criminal Defense, Violent Crimes

                  On February 23, 2022, a mother from Green Bay, Wisconsin made a horrific discovery when she found her son’s severed head sitting in a bucket in her basement. Taylor Schabusiness was later accused of murdering the young man, sexually assaulting his corpse, and then dismembering his body. After her arrest, Schabusiness …

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What Forensic Resources are Used by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children?

July 25, 2023 Criminal Defense, Violent Crimes

In a criminal investigation, law enforcement will search for specific pieces of evidence to tie the responsible person to the crime. Evidence is generally defined as the information or object that is admitted into court for the judge and jury to consider when hearing a case. One of the most persuasive forms of evidence is known as Forensic evidence. Thisis …

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Florida Inmate Sentenced to Additional Prison Sentence for Threatening a Judge

July 17, 2023 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Violent Crimes

Threatening to harm or kill another person is taken very seriously in Florida and can result in harsh criminal penalties. Even if you have already been convicted of a crime, you can receive additional sentencing for threatening a legal official such as a judge. In a recent Florida case, a man serving time for a drug trafficking sentence has just …

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Tallahassee Double Shooting Results in 16-Year-Old’s Arrest

July 17, 2023 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Violent Crimes

Law enforcement and the State Attorney’s Office are reviewing case details from a double shooting at a Tallahassee McDonald’s to determine if a 16-year-old suspect will be protected under Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law from defending himself from another shooter. This page will provide the case details along with its relative charges, importance of criminal defense for juveniles, and explain …

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DeSantis Signs Bill Against Police Dog Abuse

May 31, 2023 Criminal Defense, Violent Crimes

It is common for law enforcement officers to employ police dogs, or K9s, to help with the investigation and apprehension of criminal suspects. Unfortunately, working in the field with police officers can be dangerous, and can result in injury or untimely death to the police K9. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis recently signed a new bill to further protect police K9s …

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Two Dead in Georgia Motorcycle Gang Shoot Out

May 29, 2023 Criminal Defense, Violent Crimes

The state of Florida and Federal law enforcement take gang-related crimes very seriously. Defendants who are accused of committing crimes for an organized gang can face enhanced penalties, steep fines, and extensive imprisonment if convicted. A recent shoot out in Georgia resulted in the death of two motorcycle gang members, and 12 attempted murder charges. This page will provide the …

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