CRIMINAL DEFENSE ARTICLES
Clear, practical information about Florida criminal law, investigations, court procedure, and the
decisions that can shape a defense.
What It Means to Be a Felon in Possession: Understanding Federal Law
January 13, 2023
Under federal law, a felon in possession is someone who owns a firearm after being convicted of a crime punishable by 1 year or more in prison. Read on for more.
Read MoreWhat Makes Evidence Inadmissible in a Criminal Case?
December 28, 2022
Our Broward County defense attorneys explain three reasons for why evidence may be inadmissible in criminal court.
Read MoreWhat is the Best Defense for a Sexual Assault Charge?
October 4, 2022
Our team at Hager & Schwartz explain how you might combat a sexual assault accusation.
Read MoreHow To Handle False Sex Crime Accusations
October 3, 2022
Our defense attorneys give tips for what to do after being falsely accused of a sexual offense in Florida.
Read MoreHow Can You Be Charged with Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Florida?
September 16, 2022
You could be charged with assault with a deadly weapon if you threatened to harm another person and were armed with a deadly weapon. Read on for more.
Read MoreCan I Be Charged if I Didn’t Know My Weapon Was Stolen?
September 2, 2022
Our Broward County attorneys explain if you could be held responsible for a stolen firearm, even if you didn’t steal it.
Read MoreFirearms Enhancements: What You Need to Know
September 2, 2022
Our Broward County defense attorneys explain how firearms can affect your criminal case and potential sentence.
Read MoreIs Jail Time Possible After a Disorderly Conduct Conviction?
August 4, 2022
Disorderly conduct is a relatively minor charge, but what are the penalties for this offense in Florida?
Read MoreShould I Resist an Unlawful Arrest?
August 4, 2022
Our Fort Lauderdale attorneys explain if you have the right to resist an unlawful arrest.
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