If you have been contacted by an investigator for the Florida Department of Revenue, it is time to contact a criminal defense attorney in Fort Lauderdale.  This step is necessary to help you avoid the possibility of incriminating yourself and … more

The criminal justice system, in the Florida State system, can be quite complex however, a regular aspect is that an attorney for the State (a prosecutor) brings or initiates charges against individuals that are believed to have violated the law. … more

A criminal defense attorney in Broward County begins his or her assessment of a case by looking at the definition of the crime for which his or her client is charged.  In cases involving reckless driving, the prosecution has the … more

Here is a general outline as to how the South Florida/Broward County/Miami-Dade County Juvenile System works 1. Initial Proceedings If your child is suspected to have engaged in criminal conduct, the police can and will interview him or her without … more

Your South Florida criminal defense attorney will explain that before a prosecutor can convict you of burglary the prosecutor must establish that you have committed every element of the charge of burglary.  These elements include that you entered a conveyance, … more

Why is it essential to have a highly experienced criminal defense attorney handle a juvenile case. Common inquiries and answers: There are immediate and long term consequences of juvenile adjudications of delinquency. It is the responsibility of an effective criminal … more

Because a vast majority of people charged in Federal Court are before a judge to be sentenced, as opposed to going to trial, the sentencing hearing is the critical aspect of the representation. If a person is facing a sentence, … more

A criminal defense attorney in Miami Dade will explain that resisting arrest without violence is a serious criminal charge that requires serious attention.  If a person resists, obstructs or opposes a law enforcement officer in his or her execution of … more

I often get phone calls from people on federal supervised release or state probation/supervision , and they have complaints about their current limitations. Constraints like; – My probation officer won’t let me travel appropriately; – I am unable to work … more

Never, ever speak to a law enforcement officer without first consulting with a Florida Criminal Defense There’s something in human nature; – if the person really believes that they are innocent; – if they think that they only did a … more