Being convicted of reckless driving can impact your freedom and your ability to retain a driver’s license in Florida.  A criminal defense attorney in Broward County fights to protect the rights of criminal defendants charged with offenses such as reckless … more

A criminal defense attorney in Miami Dade can explain that the offense of resisting arrest without violence is a first degree misdemeanor charge that is sometimes tacked onto other charges when a person is arrested.  The offense largely depends on … more

A South Florida criminal defense attorney will begin a case by reviewing the legal elements of burglary with his or her client.  Then, the South Florida criminal defense attorney will assess the viability of particular defenses.  Some such defenses are … more

The first step of a criminal defense is for the criminal defense attorney in Fort Lauderdale to examine the crime that his or her client is accused of.  Burglary is defined under Florida law as a person entering a dwelling, … more

Individuals who are found to be in possession of videos, digital images, hard-copy images or other images of minor children engaged in a sexually explicit activity may face serious criminal charges.  A criminal defense attorney in Miami Dade can explain … more

Like most states, Florida has a separate criminal statute for assault and battery.  However, a criminal defense attorney in Broward County can explain that there are also special statutes and rules that apply to aggravated assault and aggravated battery.  These … more

When a person is accused of identity theft, he or she may reach out to a South Florida criminal defense attorney.  A South Florida criminal defense attorney explains the relevant criminal statutes and uses this information to help uncover potential … more

One of the quiet abuses in the criminal justice system is how prosecutors may strategically overcharge criminal defendants. In their zeal to prosecute and convict, prosecutors file multiple counts against a defendant in a single indictment involving the same criminal … more

The bedrock of the American judicial process is the honesty of witnesses in trial. Eyewitness testimony can make a deep impression on a jury, which is often exclusively assigned the role of sorting out credibility issues and making judgments about … more

As criminal defense lawyers who represent individuals accused of white collar and fraud cases, we often object to the significantly severe sentences suggested by the federal sentencing guidelines, especially for non-violent, first time offenders.  Thesentences are far too long and … more