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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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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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Free Uber, Lyft, and Cab Rides Provided by Orlando Defense
In an effort to reduce the risks of drinking and driving, Orlando Defense is proud to present our Free Rides Program, preventing DUIs by providing free holiday cab and ride-share rides around the Orlando, Florida metro area.
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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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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 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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First Offense for Domestic Violence in Florida
In Florida, law enforcement authorities take domestic violence allegations very seriously.
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Florida Expungement Requirements: Do You Qualify?
In Florida, certain individuals qualify to have a criminal conviction expunged from their record.
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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.