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Many folks are pondering how Michael Dunn, who was found guilty of several charges, is being retried for the most serious criminal charge – the murder of Jordan Davis. As you will recall, Dunn opened fire on a vehicle including Mr. Davis, Mr. Davis was ultimately killed. The other three individuals in the car were […]
Learn More...Tampa driving under the influence attorneys often receive questions concerning “implied consent” and why they were compelled to take a breath test. Theoretically, implied consent should be presented to the individual being investigated for driving under the influence in Florida in every case. Obviously, if an individual isn’t read implied consent prior to being requested […]
Learn More...Tampa trial attorneys will routinely request the court “invoke the Rule” prior to a jury or non-jury trial beginning. The rule of sequestration is more commonly known, ensures that witnesses do not discuss the facts of their cases and/or their testimony with other witnesses prior to their testimony at trial. The rule of sequestration is applicable in all sorts […]
Learn More...Tampa criminal lawyers are often asked about DNA contamination in cases involving DNA evidence. Anyone that has watched any criminal drama on television has noticed in the last 15 years, no show is complete without involving DNA evidence in some form or capacity. It is worth mentioning that DNA collection has evolved beyond simply the […]
Learn More...Many Brandon Divorce Attorneys are often asked frankly about why divorce cases take so long to conclude. Unfortunately, there is no easy answer. Divorces are somewhat unique in the sense that require two parties, who often want nothing to do with one another, to essentially work together to resolve complicated issues with one another. We have […]
Learn More...Refusal to submit to testing is a separate and distinct charge from DUI in Florida. Many Clearwater driving under the influence attorneys often receive questions concerning the criminal charge of refusal to submit to testing under Florida Statute §316.1939. As we have discussed elsewhere on our Clearwater driving under the influence attorney blog, Florida’s implied […]
Learn More...A Motion for Temporary Support is a critical tool to Tampa Divorce Attorneys during your divorce because it can provide short term economic assistance. Tampa Divorce Attorneys are often presented with situations where unfortunately their clients are unable sustain themselves and pay their bills and/or pay for the necessary costs of a divorce while it […]
Learn More...Many Tampa criminal attorneys are asked about one time reporting probation by their clients. More often than not they prefer it since it does not require the probationer to appear monthly and/or biweekly at their probation office. As we have discussed elsewhere on our Tampa criminal attorney blog, felony probation officers are employed and supervised […]
Learn More...Tampa Bay area Family Court Judges require parties mediate their cases prior to being able to proceed to a final hearing. This is extremely frustrating for the parties and their Tampa divorce attorney, but is unfortunately a requirement. As I have told many individuals, mediation provides several significant benefits: It permits your Tampa Family Law […]
Learn More...Tampa violation of probation attorneys are often asked about how folks can successfully complete probation and even more importantly, avoid violations of probation. We strongly recommend the following actions to avoid violations of probation. First and foremost, take notes. While this sounds like a very simple thing, it is absolutely critical for someone on probation […]
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