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Category Archives: Criminal Defense

Seffner Criminal Defense Attorneys: What is Regional Conflict Counsel?

Seffner criminal defense attorneys are constantly asked about the Office of Regional Conflict Counsel or as they are more commonly known, Regional Conflict Counsel. This is an organization set up by the State of Florida to handle ethical conflicts of interest within the Public Defender’s Office. For example, the Hillsborough County Public Defender’s Office cannot represent Individual […]

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Dade City Criminal Defense Attorneys: Will I get a bond?

Dade City Criminal Defense Attorneys are constantly being asked this by their client during their initial arrest or prior to turning themselves on a warrant to the county jail. In short, yes, individuals in the State of Florida enjoy, unlike many other states, a constitutional right to bond except in two unique situations. We will […]

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What to look for in a DUI attorneys Tampa?

Anyone who’s done any sort of research regarding the selection of a Tampa DUI attorney is well aware that there are literally hundreds of choices, but the real question is which one is the right one for you in your particular case. As we discussed throughout our Tampa DUI blog, every DUI case is different, […]

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What is Florida’s VINE Link Program?

Tampa criminal defense attorneys are often asked about what this program specifically means relating to the Florida Department of Corrections. Anyone who has visited the Florida Department of Corrections website and/or had any contact with them has heard this phrase, but may not be aware of what the program specifically entails. In short, this program […]

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Tampa Florida Criminal Defense Attorney: What is a plea colloquy?

Tampa criminal defense attorneys are often asked by their clients about what to expect when they enter a plea to their criminal charges. The questions asked and posed to the accused by the presiding judge are referred to as the plea colloquy. Depending on the courtroom, jurisdiction, and other unique facts of the case, the […]

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If I am non-compliant in drug court, should I even go to court?

Tampa drug offense attorneys are often asked about whether it’s even worth going to drug court if their client knows they are going to get taken into custody by the Court. In short, yes, we always recommend folks go to court because it shows the court that you are at least attempting to work with […]

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Criminal Defense Attorney Tampa: What is a lineup?

Tampa criminal defense attorneys are often asked by their clients what is a lineup and what exactly one entails. A lineup is a technique used by police in a criminal investigation where the witness to a crime, often the victim, will be asked to identify the person that committed the crime out of a row […]

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Brandon Speeding Ticket Attorney: Are radars reliable in determining speeds?

Brandon Speeding Ticket Attorney are often asked about the validity and accuracy of radar in determining the speed of a car traveling along a road or interstate.  First it’s important to look at and analyze how a radar actually works in determining the speed of a vehicle.  Radar utilizes radio frequencies, just like a radar […]

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Criminal Defense Lawyer Tampa: What is CODIS?

Many Tampa criminal lawyers hear many questions from their clients concerning CODIS, when it is mentioned in their discovery during their pending criminal case relating to DNA evidence. As we have discussed elsewhere on our Tampa criminal lawyer blog, the power and impact of scientific evidence is overemphasized by many folks, especially with the spread […]

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Infractores Habituales de la Ley del Tráfico en el Estado de la Florida

El estatuto de la Florida Sección 322.264, consiste en los Infractores Habituales de la Ley del Tráfico; conocido for sus siglas en Inglés HTO (Habitual Traffic Offender). Bajo esta Ley, el conductor que, dentro de un período de cinco años, acumula quince condenas por delitos de tráfico en movimiento, u otros tres delitos de calificación, […]

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