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Category: News & Announcements

Text Messages of Husband’s Affair Leads to Child Abuse Charges

January 11, 2023 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Violent Crimes

When an individual is accused of inappropriately touching a child, there are several different charges they may face in Florida. One of those includes lewd and lascivious charges. In one recent Florida case, a couple has been arrested for incriminating text messages discussing the sexual abuse of a toddler. This article will provide details from the recent case, along with …

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Murder Charges for Killing Pregnant Mother and Unborn Child

January 11, 2023 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Violent Crimes

When a pregnant woman is killed in the state of Florida, the defendant can face murder charges for both the mother and the unborn child. In a recent Florida case, an Orange County man has been charged with first-degree murder and killing of an unborn child by injury to the mother. This article will provide details from the case, along …

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Marion County Citizen Charged with Animal Cruelty after Neighbor’s Pets are Poisoned

January 9, 2023 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements

Animal cruelty is no small offense, likely to come with harsh consequences if convicted in the state of Florida. In one recent case, a Marion County man has been arrested for allegedly poisoning the pets in his neighborhood. This article will provide information from the case, along with charges for animal cruelty in Florida, and the importance of expert witnesses. …

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Monroe County Judge Dismisses 50 Counts from Illegal Lobster Harvesting Case

January 9, 2023 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Theft/Property Crimes

Fishing is a popular hobby in Florida, especially in the Keys. However, there are specific rules and regulations for harvesting lobster in Florida. If violated, a person can be fined, or potentially face criminal charges. A recent case in the Keys involves two men who were accused of setting up illegal lobster traps, along with other violations. One of the …

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Man Uses Grindr App to Kidnap and Rob Dates

January 5, 2023 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Theft/Property Crimes, Violent Crimes

The FBI’s Violent Crimes Task Force is alleging that a Miami resident has been using the popular gay dating app, Grindr, to lure and rob men. After two different instances of carjacking, robbing, and kidnapping, investigators traced the crimes back and arrested the alleged offender. This article will provide the case’s details along with information on the various criminal charges …

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New Federal Law on NDAs

January 4, 2023 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Sex Crimes, Violent Crimes

President Biden has recently signed a new federal law that will prohibit non-disclosure agreements that have previously been used to silence the victims of sexual harassment and sexual assault. Several years after the initial “#MeToo Movement,” the Speak Out Act is meant to prevent censorship for victims of sexual abuse so that they can come forward with their stories—something that …

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NEW FLORIDA LAWS COMING INTO EFFECT AFTER NEW YEAR’S EVE, INCLUDING MIYA’S LAW AND THE REVAMP OF SOME APPELLATE COURTS

December 30, 2022 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Violent Crimes

Florida’s Legislative session normally takes place early in the year, but when pressing issues come up or when there isn’t enough time to deal with some topics, our legislation holds special sessions later in the year. While this year our legislation passed and amended various laws during regular and special sessions, a few laws aren’t taking effect until the beginning …

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Former FAU Student Sentenced for Child Sex Abuse Material

December 22, 2022 News & Announcements

A former Florida university student has been convicted and sentenced after being accused of grooming and using a computer to entice a minor to engage in prohibited sexual activity. This article will provide information from a recent case in Florida, along with information on the relevant criminal charges in Florida. What was the Incident? Former Florida Atlantic University (FAU) student …

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Hernando County Man Sets Police Car on Fire

December 13, 2022 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements

When a person gets arrested for causing damages to property, it can result in several different charges in Florida. However, when there is fire involved, the accused person will most likely be charged with arson. Arson occurs when a person purposefully sets fire to a building or structure. In a recent Florida case, a man in Hernando County lit a …

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