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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 law. […]

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

What Are the Key Differences Between Federal and State Criminal Charges? I’m frequently asked about the differences between federal and state charges, and the distinctions are significant. It’s like dealing with two entirely different languages. For those facing federal charges, they differ from state charges. At the state level, plea agreements negotiated with a prosecutor

Are There Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Trafficking Narcotics in Florida? Last year, I represented a client accused of trafficking cocaine, with a major concern being the mandatory minimum sentence. This means any plea or verdict of guilty mandates a minimum incarceration period. Trafficking charges apply to various substances, like cannabis, leading to a minimum of

Should I Talk to the Police Without a Lawyer Present? I recently spoke with a client I represent in a DUI case, and now he’s under investigation for a potential hit-and-run. The police have called him to provide a statement, and he sought advice on what to do. I emphasized that he should never speak