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DUI checkpoints on St. Patrick’s Day

Everyone is wearing green and drinking green beer today. Happy St. Patrick's Day to one and all. It might not be a very happy holiday if you get pulled over today. The "pubs" here in Orlando have opened up early and the local police have the sobriety checkpoints all...

Breath Test Refusal

Breath Test Refusal and what does that mean? If you are arrested for a DUI in Central Florida you are taken to the jail where a sample of your breath is requested to determine the alcohol levels. You do not have to take this test which would be considered a refusal.A...

Burglary

Burglary charges can range from breaking into a vehicle which is a burglary of a conveyance, to breaking into a home which is a Dwelling, if there is a burglary of a conveyance or dwelling with an assault or battery then it turns into a life felony. If a firearm is...

Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence is a hot topic in the media due to professional athletes getting arrested for these charges without much consequence.    Because of this unwanted attention prosecutors and Judges may react harshly and impose larger sentences for these...

Failure to Appear

In Criminal Law there is a term called failure to appear of FTA. What does this mean and what consequences may this have on your criminal case?A failure to appear means that you were supposed to show up for court and did not. The court needs to show that your failure...

What is a Nebbia Hold?

A question many clients have for me is what is a Nebbia hold? While the most common cases with Nebbia hold's are drug crimes there are other crimes that can get one as well.  A Nebbia hold is a detainer or a hold put on by a Judge typically at initial appearances...

Assault Charges

What are Assault Charges in Florida?  What is the difference between an assault and a battery? This criminal charge is a second degree misdemeanor charge which carries with it up to 60 days in jail, 6 months of supervised probation and a fine of...