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Our Bradenton Criminal Defense Attorneys have had the opportunity to examine both the facts and the myths regarding CSI units. CSI units have become well known through the wide variety of television shows on CBS and other cable shows referencing the collection of scientific forensic evidence. In short, CSI units or as they are also […]
Learn More...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 […]
Learn More...Our Lutz Criminal Defense Attorneys discuss cell phone triangulation and the potential impact on the investigation into a criminal charge. Anyone that has watched any of the television crime dramas involving the investigation of crimes in the last 20 years has certainly heard the phrase – cell phone triangulation. In short, this process involves the […]
Learn More...In computer sex crimes, this issue is often discussed between Tampa Criminal Defense Attorneys and their clients concerning this ever changing area of law. Unfortunately, with the proliferation of laptops and tablets, law enforcement quickly adopted and changed their strategies to seize and search the same. These issues often arise in cases involving the computer as […]
Learn More...Yes, the State Attorney’s Office can compel a DNA sample, by using a cotton swab to swipe the inside of a defendant’s mouth, or a fingerprint, by literally “rolling the prints in the actual courthouse”. Many times this is difficult to explain as a Tampa criminal defense attorney to our clients based on their perception […]
Learn More...Brandon criminal defense attorneys are often asked about the impact of polygraph tests and the admission of same. In short, no, they are not admissible in Florida courts. Before going too far into why they are not yet admissible, it is worth highlighting specifically how these machines are supposed to work. Polygraphs are intended to […]
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