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Tampa criminal lawyers are often asked about the maximum sentences under the varying levels of felonies in Florida. Florida defines felonies as those crimes that have a maximum sentence of over one (1) year in prison, while misdemeanors have a maximum sentence of under one (1) year in county jail. Florida Statute Section 775.082 provides the specific […]
Learn More...Tampa criminal attorneys are often asked about the collateral consequences of a theft conviction. While many individuals will quickly plea guilty to a theft charge to get out of custody or “to get it over as soon as possible.” There are several long lasting implications of a theft conviction, we will discuss several of them […]
Learn More...Tampa attorneys are very often asked about whether someone charged with a violation of probation what the chances of their probation being reinstated. Having represented literally thousands of folks charged with different violations of probation, a whole host of factors are taken into account in determining what the likely outcome of a violation of probation. For more information […]
Learn More...Tampa DUI Attorneys are often asked about the specifics of Tampa DUI checkpoints. These checkpoints lead to many DUI arrests throughout the greater Tampa Bay Area. Many Tampa DUIs originate at Tampa DUI checkpoints as opposed to the driver being pulled over for poor driving or some other reason. We have posted elsewhere on our Tampa […]
Learn More...Many Tampa Injunction Attorneys are asked about the specifics of obtaining injunctions in Florida. It is worth providing a brief bit of background on injunctions prior to discussing how to obtain an injunction. While they are more commonly known as restraining orders outside of Florida, they are formally referred to as injunctions in Florida. There […]
Learn More...Tampa Juvenile Criminal Attorneys are constantly asked by juveniles and their parents what court is going to be like, as opposed to adult court. Many of the State Attorney’s Offices throughout the Tampa Bay Area are incredibly aggressive in prosecuting juvenile cases, while also pursuing and seeking strenuous programs. There are three (3) primary differences between […]
Learn More...Tampa criminal attorneys are constantly asked about this issue, as many times, the civil demand concerns individuals more than the criminal prosecution. Elsewhere on our Tampa criminal attorney blog, we discuss briefly the civil implications of petit theft, the most likely civil implication, you will encounter is the civil demand from the business for civil […]
Learn More...Tampa speeding ticket attorneys are often asked about what will happen during traffic court. Frankly, traffic court is essentially expedited typical criminal court. It moves much quicker than regular criminal court and in some ways is far more informal. For many people, the speed of traffic court intimidates many folks and only adds to their […]
Learn More...Tampa criminal defense attorneys are often asked about simple battery because it is a very common charge and often involves normal folks making a simple, onetime mistake. Florida Statute Section 784.03 defines simple battery and provides the potential maximum sentence for the charge. The above-referenced situation most commonly occurs when someone swings a closed fist […]
Learn More...Tampa injunction attorneys are often asked what will occur at an injunction evidentiary hearing. As we have discussed elsewhere on our Tampa injunction attorney blog, an evidentiary hearing occurs prior to the granting of a permanent injunction in Florida. Both the Petitioner (person that filed the injunction) and the Respondent (person the injunction is filed […]
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