It matters not whether it is a "3rd degree grand theft charge" or any other. The reasonably foreseeable probability of failing to complete PTI...

When it comes to audio recordings Florida is a "two-party consent" State. That means that in many circumstances if you make a surreptitious...

This is not a criminal defense question. I am changing the practice area for you to "lawsuits and disputes" in the hope that A) you will get a...

I have two observations: 1) Your proffer appears to be missing critical facts and 2) you are asking the wrong question. As to each: 1) Your...

You don't get to control the Arraignment date. The best way to deal with it is to hire private counsel who can enter an appearance and obviate...

This is an excellent question... for a Harrison County, Mississippi lawyer (unless they happen to be dually licensed FL lawyers can't competently...

Video surveillance in a private residence is not a surreptitious recording for purposes of our "interception and disclosure of wire, electronic, or...

The case is not yours and thus you cannot drop it; rather the case belongs to "the People of the State of Florida" and only their representative -...

It means precisely what it says, to wit: that the items which the State either intends to or has already introduced into evidence in a case is...

This situations stinks on all levels. Your "friend" (the person who "giv[es] me quite a few other expensive gifts in this nature") presents, by...