What Is the Difference Between Bail and a Bond in Florida? If you know anything about criminal cases, you’ve likely heard the terms bail and bond. Some people even use the words interchangeably. While both concepts involve a financial pledge to return to court, they are not the same. In this post, an experienced Florida […]
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Is it Possible to Negotiate Plea Deals in Racketeering Cases? I am currently representing a client in a high-profile case where she’s facing charges, including racketeering. She’s contemplating negotiating a plea deal and sought my advice. I assured her that it’s indeed possible. Almost any case can be negotiated with the state attorney’s
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Clients often believe they’ve undergone an illegal search or seizure and seek guidance. The solution? File a motion to suppress, especially for searches. Go to court, asserting that the police violated Fourth Amendment rights in obtaining evidence against you. This isn’t a DIY task; hire a seasoned criminal defense lawyer well-versed in Fourth Amendment
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Can I Still Drive with a DUI Charge? Legal guidance can be a beacon, cutting through the chaos to clarify your rights and options, from contesting the charge to navigating the intricacies of DUI laws across Florida. Keep reading to explore how a DUI defense attorney might be the key to getting you
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How Can I Protect My Rights in Florida When Facing Sex Crime Allegations? Individuals accused of sexual violence find themselves in a precarious position, seeking ways to protect their rights. A crucial step is engaging a seasoned criminal defense lawyer promptly to safeguard their interests. Delaying this process can be detrimental. If you or someone
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How Long Does Adjudication Withheld Stay on Your Florida Record? After pleading guilty to criminal charges or being found guilty at trial, you may assume that a judge will automatically convict you. In Florida, however, judges have the option to withhold adjudication of guilt. If this happens to you, you still face legal consequences
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After several years as a prosecutor and General Counsel for the Broward County Police Benevolence Association (PBA), Michael White started his own practice focused on protecting individuals accused of crimes.
We serve clients throughout the State of Florida, including, but not limited to, all cities in
the following counties: Broward, Indian River, Martin, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, and St.Lucie.