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Florida gun owners who wish to exercise their right to carry a concealed weapon in Tampa need to know the law. WHAT IS FLORIDA’S CONCEALED CARRY LAW? Florida’s concealed carry law is outlined in section 790.06. Concealed carry is defined as having a firearm on or about one’s person, in public, in a way that […]
Learn More...A weapon is a “deadly weapon” if it is used or threatened to be used in a way likely to produce death or great bodily harm. Although, this is not necessarily a clear cut answer, the most basic question is that “an object can become a deadly weapon if its sole modern use is to […]
Learn More...Yes, the above-referenced charge under Florida’s “10-20-Life” Statute carries a ten (10) year minimum mandatory on a robbery with a firearm charge. This is incredibly frustrating for Tampa criminal attorneys obviously because all charges are different and minimum mandatories, like the ones provided for in “10-20-Life” treat all cases identically. These cases involve significant experience […]
Learn More...Many Tampa criminal lawyers are asked about the specifics of 10-20-Life and its impact on an individual’s criminal case. 10-20-Life involves cases, where firearms are used in connection during certain enumerated offenses. In January 1999, the Florida Legislature passed the 10-20-Life law. As part of the Law, the Florida Legislature enacted a significant amount of […]
Learn More...Tampa criminal attorneys are often specifically asked about what exactly constitutes burglary. Frankly, it is one of the most improperly used words by television criminal justice shows. Burglary is a relatively simple charge, it is covered by Florida Statute Section 810.02. Burglary is essentially either the unlawful entry into a residence or lawfully entering and […]
Learn More...Tampa criminal lawyers are often asked about felon in possession charges and their minimum mandatory sentences. In shorty, there is a minimum mandatory sentence on a felon in possession of a firearm charge in actual possession cases. First, it is prudent to discuss specifically what a felon in possession of a firearm entails. It involves […]
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