Florida Criminal Defense Blog

In Florida, if you're convicted of a felony, you must register as such. Failure to do so can result in a misdemeanor or felony charge. Visit our blog for more.

Our Florida criminal defense attorneys explain the proper steps to take following an accusation of probation violation on our new blog.

Our Florida criminal defense attorneys explain everything there is to know about violating probation for a second time on our new blog.

Our Florida criminal defense attorneys explain the many benefits of obtaining legal assistance following probation violation on our newest blog.

Read our blog to learn about the ride options available through South Florida’s public transit systems.

Our Broward DUI attorneys explain the aggravating factors of driving under the influence charges in Florida.

Sobriety tests aren’t as accurate as many believe them to be. Learn more about the ways people can fail sobriety tests by reading our latest blog!

Our Florida DUI attorneys explain some little known DUI facts on our latest blog.

Read our blog today to learn about the main reason why company holiday parties are getting canceled.

Hit-and-run scenarios can lead to serious criminal charges if the runner is caught. Check out this Broward criminal defense blog post to learn about potential penalties for hit-and-runs.

Drivers accused of DUI accidents may face criminal penalties for drinking and driving. Check out this Broward criminal defense blog post to learn about the potential consequences.

Read our blog today to learn about the most common crimes that happen during the holidays and the penalties of each offense in Florida.

Did you know that excessive BAC DUIs could impact potential penalties? Check out this Broward criminal defense blog post to learn more.

Driving under the influence can lead to severe criminal penalties, but DUI with a minor in the car could increase potential consequences. Check out this Broward criminal defense blog post to learn more.

Many people think they understand the definition of consent, but that's not necessarily the case. Check out this Broward criminal defense blog post for the real explanation of this crucial term.