Recent Posts in 2015

• Will Broward County Lower the Penalties for Drug Crimes?
  Nov 18, 2015
  Recently, commissioners of Broward County voted in favor of lowering penalties for the possession of marijuana . The Vice Mayor of Broward County ...
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• The Penalties for Internet-Based Criminal Activity
  Nov 9, 2015
  A news story states that Florida takes second place for the state with the most internet-based criminal activity in the nation. In 2014, the FBI’s ...
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• Why Talking to the Police Can't Help Your Case
  Nov 5, 2015
  In America, one of the most important rights we have is the right to remain silent. Under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution, this right to ...
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• How Can DUI Charges or Convictions Affect Your Job?
  Oct 26, 2015
  Driving under the influence is a crime that can have many negative consequences for people who have been accused and/or convicted. From extensive fees ...
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• Will the Possession of Marijuana Be Considered a Civil Fine Rather Than a Misdemeanor?
  Oct 20, 2015
  On November 10, 2015, a final hearing regarding the charges and penalties for the possession of marijuana will take place. Currently, in Florida, a ...
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• Avoid a DUI on Halloween Night
  Oct 12, 2015
  No matter how old you are, Halloween night can be fun! Although you may not be young enough to trick-or-treat with your friends, your group can still ...
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• Important Tips to Help Protect Your Rights After an Arrest
  Sep 21, 2015
  Being arrested can be an intimidating and terrifying situation. Oftentimes, law enforcement officers may try to force a person to divulge information ...
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• Are K-9 Sniffs During Traffic Stops Constitutional? U.S. Supreme Court Rules Against It in 6-3 Decision
  Jul 7, 2015
  The U.S. Supreme Court found that the use of K-9 units, or drug-sniffing dogs, during a traffic stop was considered an illegal practice in a 6 to 3 ...
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