Social media is the virtual playground where we share our lives, connect with friends, and stay updated on the latest buzz. We’re even guilty of it at our office. Social media allows us to connect
Imagine you’re driving with friends and get pulled over. The officer is a little pushy and asks if he can search your vehicle. In the back of your mind, you know that you don’t have
For many people, even if probation is the preferred alternative to incarceration, it’s still a challenging experience. There are a lot of social and financial benefits to serving probation instead of jail time, but you have to
Assault and battery are two of the most common criminal charges individuals face. They’re often used interchangeably but are two distinct charges with different legal penalties and implications. Understanding the difference between them can potentially
Having a driver’s license is considered a privilege in the U.S., but it is a necessity for millions of Americans. Being forced to forfeit your license for any reason can have a devastating effect on
A driver’s license suspension is one of the most inconvenient things that can happen to someone. Even when you live near public transportation, few things are more reliable for getting around than driving yourself. The
If you partake in alcoholic beverages even on an occasional basis, you have probably been in the position of seriously considering whether you should drive after a fun night out. You likely know your limit,
Even if you have never had the misfortune of being charged with a criminal offense, you have probably at least heard of the terms “bail” and “bond.” You have probably even seen large colorful signs
Probation is a period of time one is supervised with restrictions usually in order to complete tasks. Parole is an intense supervision upon release from prison. What Happens if I Violate Probation in Florida? The
Every year I have someone who calls my office and says, for example: “The police want to talk to me about a girl I had sex with…. She is saying I took advantage of her….”
Our client worked as a bartender for almost 20 years and knew he would never drive after drinking. He went out with friends to celebrate a new job not in the bar business and consumed
The most common interaction between the public and the police is on the road. Officers are monitoring traffic and looking for anyone they believe is in violation of the law and/or putting others at risk.
