Is it legal or how do you legally own and possessing a firearm if your spouse has a conviction?
I would say no. In Florida, a person can be charged with Felon in Possession of a Firearm whether s/he actually possesses the firearm or whether...
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I would say no. In Florida, a person can be charged with Felon in Possession of a Firearm whether s/he actually possesses the firearm or whether...
With respect the the Florida DUI's, the answer depends on whether the State elected to file the 2005 DUI as a felony or a misdemeanor. A third DUI...
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You can start by filing a request not to prosecute with the State Attorney's Office and contact the prosecutor assigned to the case. "Changing your...
Well, given the account you have provided, it sounds like this will come down to a question of fact for a jury. I can tell you as a former felony...
More than likely, yes. The NCIC (National Crime Information Center) database is accessible by state and law enforcement agencies, and contains...
The short answer is no, particularly given that law enforcement from that state is actively attempting to locate you. Were that not the case, you...
Yes. There is a misdemeanor charge of culpable negligence. (See Fla. Statute 784.04(1)/(2)). You should consult with an attorney ASAP to explore...
A local attorney would be able to assist you with several options. The first option would be the Pinellas PTI (pretrial intervention) program. If...
There is nothing in the Hillsborough MIP (misdemeanor intervention program) that precludes you from applying for a job. Whether or not you are...