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Sealing and Expunging November 1, 2019

Your criminal case has resolved – perhaps years ago – but you still find that the charge plagues you when you look for a job. It’s a mistake from the past that embarrasses you, and you’d like to see it gone. Aha! You need it sealed! Expunged? Maybe… You’re not sure what to ...

Sealing and Expunging November 1, 2019
Your criminal case has resolved – perhaps years ago – but you still find that the charge plagues you when you look for a job. It’s a mistake from the past that embarrasses you, and you’d like to see ...
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DUI and a Law Enforcement Blood Draw October 22, 2019
Florida Statute 316.1933 states “If a law enforcement officer has probable cause to believe that a motor vehicle driven by or in the actual physical control of a person under the influence of ...
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The Daubert Standard October 7, 2019
A trial seems straight forward on TV. And many of them are. A simple matter of evidence and the presumption of innocence and a panel of jurors listening to see if one overcomes the other. Some cases, ...
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Citizen Informant versus Anonymous Tipster September 23, 2019
Arrests come about in many ways. Sometimes an officer sees the crime. More often than not the police become involved in an investigation because someone called them. The information gleaned in that ...
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The Fellow Officer Rule September 16, 2019
When you hire an attorney, you’re hiring an advocate - someone who comes to court with you and fights for you. Beyond what you see your attorney do there are countless things that happen in your case ...
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Implied Consent. That means I have to take a breathalyzer, right? September 9, 2019
Florida Statute 316.1932 says that “any person who accepts the privilege extended by the laws of this state of operating a motor vehicle within this state is, by so operating such vehicle, deemed to ...
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