The arraignment is the first court hearing in your criminal case when you are allowed to enter a plea and when the judge sets your bail. There may be instances where you need to have your arraignment rescheduled. Here’s what to know and how to get legal assistance after you’re arrested for a crime.  Why […]

In most cases, criminal defendants are usually offered some type of plea bargain unless the crime they are accused of is incredibly serious or of a violent nature. Sometimes a plea bargain can be in your best interests, but other times, it can be incredibly costly. Here’s what to know and how to work with […]

mstances in which the police may not read you your rights before detaining or questioning you. For example, the police do not have to offer a Miranda warning before questioning someone for basic identification purposes or if you are being asked questions as a witness, not a suspect.  The Dangers Of Giving Up Your Rights […]

You may have heard of the entrapment defense, but what is it and how can you prove it? Below we look at what entrapment often looks like, why police entrap people, what evidence can be used to prove police misconduct, and what a veteran Florida criminal defense attorney can do to help you fight the […]

If you or a loved one has been wrongfully convicted of a crime in Florida, there are options available. With the help of a Florida criminal defense attorney, you can appeal your conviction and present compelling evidence to support your case. Here’s what to know about how wrongful convictions happen, how to file an appeal, […]

If you are facing criminal charges and believe that you acted in self-defense, it’s important to understand how to prepare for your defense strategy. Below, we go over the key elements of a self-defense argument and what you need to know to make your case in court. The Legal Definition of Self-Defense  In the United […]