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Category: Criminal Defense

Florida Drug Bust Results in 85lbs of Fentanyl

November 1, 2022 Criminal Defense, Drug Charges

In the last several months, Florida has seen a huge increase in fentanyl-related cases. The most recent case was an investigation with local Florida law enforcement, with the help of the FBI and Homeland Security. Attorney General Ashley Moody’s Office released a statement regarding the most recent case, in which over 50lbs of fentanyl—along with other illegal substances—were seized. We …

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What is Rainbow Fentanyl?

November 1, 2022 Criminal Defense, Drug Charges

The DEA has released a warning on “rainbow fentanyl” after police seized 12,000 fentanyl pills from the Los Angeles airport last week. The brightly colored pills contain the highly toxic drug fentanyl but were found hidden inside candy boxes such as Skittles and SweeTarts. Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is extremely dangerous, and often lethal. In Florida alone, there …

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Forensic Psychologist Deems Defendant Incompetent for Trial

November 1, 2022 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements

Expert witnesses are often used in a trial to evaluate the case or specifically the defendant. One type of expert witness is a forensic psychologist, who will study the defendant to determine whether they believe they are competent to stand trial. The defendant in a triple-murder case has just been declared incompetent to stand trial and instead will be transferred …

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Recent Unusual DUI Cases

November 1, 2022 Criminal Defense, Drunk Driving/DUI

Every time you get behind the wheel of a vehicle, you are responsible for following the rules of the road. While states can have differences in their traffic laws, operating a vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol remains illegal across all 50 states. We will cover two recent DUI cases around the U.S. and provide information on …

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Celebrating Halloween – What’s Illegal?

October 26, 2022 Criminal Defense

Dressing up as something creepy and scary is not only legal—it’s encouraged on Halloween! The spookiest day of the year comes with fun costumes, parties, and lots of candy. However, those participating this Hallows eve should be wary of their fun, and what could get them in trouble with the law. Between viral creepy clowns, drug possession, and sex offenders, …

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Can Lyrics Be Used Against You in Court?

October 25, 2022 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements

The trial has begun for famous Florida rapper Spinabenz, who has been charged with possession of a firearm as a convicted felon. The prosecution is attempting to use the rapper’s own lyrics against him, claiming they match the alleged crimes committed. We will cover the details of the case, along with information on possession of a firearm by a convicted …

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Retail Theft Leads to School Lockdown and Manhunt Chase

October 22, 2022 Criminal Defense, Theft/Property Crimes

An alleged theft that took place in South Florida last week caused several schools to go into lockdown. Aside from parents and students scrambling to find safety during the lockdown, police were sent on a multi-hour foot chase of a man who was caught stealing from a local Target. We will cover the details of the case along with information …

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Associate in Joel Greenberg Case Pleads Guilty

October 21, 2022 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements

There is a new update in a case relating to the Joel Greenberg case we have previously covered. One of Greenberg’s associates has agreed to plead guilty to five of the 41 charges against him, in exchange for cooperating with federal prosecutors. We will provide details of the case along with information on fraud charges in Florida. What was the …

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Animal Cruelty Charges Against Couple Who Brought their Kitten to the Beach

October 21, 2022 Criminal Defense

Beachgoers witnessed the unexpected when a couple not only brought a kitten onto the beach—but proceeded to abuse it by throwing it into the ocean. Witnesses called the authorities, which led to the couple’s arrest. We will provide details of the case along with information on battery against a police officer and animal cruelty charges in Florida. Details of the …

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