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What Crimes Can Be Expunged in Florida?
In some cases, having a criminal record can negatively impact several areas of your life.
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The Castle Doctrine: Understanding Florida’s Stand Your Ground Defense
Many criminal defendants use self-defense as an attempt to justify their actions.
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Self-defense: How Florida’s Stand Your Ground Law Works
Self-defense laws differ depending on what state you’re in.
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Will I Go to Jail for a First Time Drug Possession Charge in Florida?
Whether you’ll face jail time for a first-time drug charge depends on a variety of factors. The best way to avoid time in jail involves hiring a criminal defense attorney to help you with your case.
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Florida Sentencing Guidelines & Chart
Different states throughout the country use different methods to calculate the sentences for people convicted in criminal court.
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Petit Theft in Florida Charge—Penalties and Defenses
In Florida, any criminal violation can negatively impact your livelihood. That includes a charge of petit theft, as few employers will hire an individual if they fear that person could steal from them.
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Florida Misdemeanor Exceptions for Warrantless Arrests
As a general matter, law enforcement authorities need an arrest warrant before arresting someone on a misdemeanor charge.
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The Difference Between Being Arrested vs. Charged in Florida
Alternatively, just because you were arrested, you might still be able to avoid criminal charges for the underlying offense.
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Steps in a Florida Criminal Case: Process and Timeline
For many people charged with crimes and their family members, the scariest part of the experience is not understanding the process.
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Guide to Florida’s Criminal Scoresheet and Felony Point System
States in the U.S. use a wide variety of different methods to determine how to fairly and appropriately sentence individuals convicted of criminal violations.