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How the Concept of Search Could Impact Your Case
In order to convict you of a crime, prosecutors and accusers must be able to show, beyond all reasonable doubt, that you committed the act you’re ...
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Martin Shkreli Sentenced to Seven Years For Securities Fraud
Martin Shkreli was recently sentenced to seven years in prison after being found guilty of securities fraud, a white collar crime, after he swindled ...
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Three Accepted Types of Field Sobriety Tests
In order to make a lawful DUI arrest, law enforcement must establish “probable cause,” which is a reasonable suspicion that a crime has been committed ...
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Florida Cracks Down On Prescription Fraud with New 2018 Law
The opioid addiction epidemic has troubled lawmakers, but they believe they may have dealt a huge blow to it. A new law that went into effect on ...
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What You Need to Know About Disorderly Conduct Charges
Disorderly conduct can be a vague-sounding term if you’re unfamiliar with criminal law. In some places, it’s also known as a “breach of the peace.” ...
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Hager & Schwartz Secures Not Guilty Verdicts for All 6 Client Charges
Hager & Schwartz, P.A. and our Fort Lauderdale criminal defense lawyers are known for taking on challenging cases for our clients and fighting with ...
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Why You Still Need an Attorney for a Misdemeanor Offense
When it comes to crime, our criminal justice system prosecutes defendants with offenses classified as misdemeanors or felonies. Although felonies are ...
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Know Your Rights If Confronted by ICE Agents
The Trump Administration has held its focus on immigration reform and border control. Part of its effort has been focused on empowering Immigration ...
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