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Category Archives: Driving Under the Influence/DUI

Gibsonton Criminal Defense Attorneys: Why did the police impound my car after my arrest?

Many Gibsonton Criminal Defense Attorneys are often asked by their clients, after they have bonded out of jail, about their vehicle being impounded and towed.  Generally, yes, is the most complete response as to whether their vehicle has been towed and impounded.  In very few situations, law enforcement cannot tow the vehicle, like someone being […]

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Plant City Criminal Lawyers: What is standby counsel?

One of the inherent rights provided defendants in the American criminal justice system is the right to represent oneself in a criminal proceeding.  While many folks choose to retain a Plant City Criminal Lawyers, many folks simply choose not to for a variety of reasons.  Obviously, one is in a much better situation, if they […]

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Tampa Probation Attorneys: Will my probation officer come to my house?

Many questions about probation focus on specifically what probation officers do.  Tampa probation attorneys are often asked about the specifics of what one can anticipate while on probation and their relationship with their probation officer.  To answer the above posed question, yes, your probation officer is likely to visit your residence, especially in the first […]

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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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What is a motion for return of property?

A motion for return of property is required to get seized items back from law enforcement at the conclusion of the case. Tampa criminal lawyers are often asked about whether an individual can get their stuff back after they have been acquitted, pled to or found guilty of specific charges. Anyone that’s ever been associated […]

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