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Author: Don Pumphrey, Jr.

Miami Airport Employee Faces Grand Theft After $1.2M Cellphones Stolen

April 1, 2023 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Theft/Property Crimes

When a person commits a criminal offense at an airport, the penalties can be severe. In one recent Florida case, an employee with the airport is now facing grand theft charges after stealing over $1 million in cell phones. This page will provide the case details along with information on theft charges in Florida, and common criminal offenses in the …

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Florida Supreme Court to Allow Emotional Support Animals in Courtroom

April 1, 2023 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements

The Florida Supreme Court has recently made amendments to allow service animals and emotional support animals into the courtroom. The amended bill will help those appearing in court feel less stress during trial. This page will cover the Supreme Court’s amendments and explain the use of emotional support animals. What is an Emotional Support Animal? An emotional support animal (ESA) …

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Operation Traffic Stop – Human Trafficking in Florida

April 1, 2023 Criminal Defense

A recent undercover operation by the Polk County Sheriff’s Office resulted in over 200 arrests for an alleged human trafficking scheme. This page will provide the details from the operation, along with information on human trafficking charges in Florida, and the newly proposed bills which would change how victims of human trafficking are treated during criminal proceedings. Polk County’s Undercover …

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Georgia Teen Hospitalized After Brutal Hazing

April 1, 2023 College Student Disciplinary Hearing, Criminal Defense, Violent Crimes

Hazing is an unfortunate trend that subjects a person to harassment, humiliation, physical harm, or other forms of abuse. The act can take place in many forms, and is often popular among minors and young adults at college and university. In Florida, a person accused of hazing can face harsh penalties. A recent case in Georgia highlights the dangers of …

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FDA Approves Over the Counter Narcan

April 1, 2023 Criminal Defense, Drug Charges

There are many risks when it comes to using controlled substances. The person in possession of the substance can be arrested and face criminal charges. There is also the concern for the person’s health and wellbeing, which has become more of a dire need in terms of opioid usage in the United States. This week, the FDA approved the use …

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Seminole County Teacher Charged with Trafficking Fentanyl

April 1, 2023 Criminal Defense, Drug Charges, News & Announcements

Not only is fentanyl an extremely dangerous substance that can result in death, it can also cause serious legal repercussions. A person caught with even a small amount of fentanyl in their possession can face charges for trafficking. In a recent Florida case, a Sanford teacher has been arrested after police found enough fentanyl to charge her with trafficking. This …

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Recent Florida Arrests for Child Sexual Abuse Material

April 1, 2023 Criminal Defense, Sex Crimes

A person who is convicted of possessing child sexual abuse material (CSAM) can face harsh penalties in Florida. Two recent cases highlight how many charges a person may be facing after police find traces of illegal content on your digital devices. This page will provide information on two recent cases in Florida, along with relative information on child pornography charges …

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Animal Cruelty Charges – Mail Carrier Catches Miami Man Punching Dog

March 30, 2023 Criminal Defense, Violent Crimes

A person who chooses to physically harm an animal in Florida can face felony charges of animal cruelty. Florida authorities insist on protecting animals who cannot speak up for nor protect themselves. Therefore, there are specific penalties set in place for those who abuse animals. In one recent case, a Miami man is facing felony charges for animal cruelty after …

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When Neglect Turns to Abuse – Broward Man Faces 29 Charges for Animal Neglect and Cruelty

March 30, 2023 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements

When someone commits to owning an animal, whether as a pet or for commercial purposes, there are expected needs to be fulfilled. This includes providing the animal with food, water, and shelter, and refraining from treating it in an inhumane manner. If anyone fails to do so and it results in the injury or death of an animal, the person …

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