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When you are on probation, you need to understand the terms and conditions to avoid any unintentional violations. While some probation requirements may seem straightforward, some lesser-known actions can lead to a violation. There are 3 surprising ways that you could...
Drunk driving remains a critical issue across the United States, and Florida is no exception. Motorists in the Sunshine State should remain informed about the frequency of DUI arrests and the penalties they can bring so that they can properly defend themselves against...
In the realm of criminal justice, the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution safeguards individuals from unreasonable searches and seizures. Florida, like any other state, adheres to these constitutional principles. However, instances of illegal search and...
When it comes to having a criminal record, the state of Florida provides a chance for individuals to start anew through a process called expungement. This legal process allows for the removal of certain criminal records, essentially erasing them from public view....
Driving under the influence is a serious offense that can have severe consequences for those who get convicted. Understanding these consequences is important for anyone considering the risks of getting behind the wheel while impaired. Legal consequences Did you know...
Having a criminal record can bring about numerous challenges in life, from securing a job to finding suitable housing. However, there is a process called "expungement" that allows individuals to clear their criminal records in certain circumstances. Expunging a record...
In any encounter with law enforcement, understanding your rights protects you from misrepresentation and the potential for self-incrimination. Consent searches, or law enforcement searches based on consent instead of a warrant, come with certain rights, expectations...
The process of expunging charges in Florida raises a lot of questions for individuals seeking to clear their criminal records. With a clear record, opportunities for employment, housing and education become more accessible. It is a step toward a new beginning and a...
In most cases, the police must obtain a warrant before conducting a search of a person or their property. This protection stems from the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution, which prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures by the government. However,...
The state of Florida takes illegal drug use very seriously. If you face a possession of a controlled substance charge, you likely have many questions. 1. What does the state consider controlled substances? Florida law follows the federal schedule of drugs. Considered...