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Can I Afford An Attorney? How Much Will it Cost?

May 27, 2020 | Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence, Drug Charges, DUI, Federal Charges

A private attorney (meaning not court-appointed) can be hired at any time during your case, and even prior to an arrest. The price or cost of hiring an attorney varies greatly depending on many factors, the type of charge, the city/state of the offense, the...

How Crucial Are Your Miranda Rights?

Jan 8, 2020 | Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence, Drug Charges, DUI, Federal Charges, Theft Charges, Traffic Violations

If Florida law enforcement officers ever attempt to question you about anything, you need to know your Miranda rights and assert them appropriately. FindLaw explains that while you never have any obligation to answer an officer’s questions without a Florida attorney...

Rapper Accused of Falsifying Forms at Florida Gun Shop

May 22, 2019 | Criminal Defense, Federal Charges, News, Weapon Crimes

A 21-year-old rapper who goes by the stage name Kodak Black stands accused of entering false information on federal forms at a gun dealership in Hialeah. The shop recorded sales to him of a 9 mm handgun, .380-caliber handgun and semiautomatic Mini Draco weapon. Police...

Defense Casts Doubt on Witnesses in Medicare Fraud Trial

Feb 12, 2019 | Criminal Defense, Federal Charges, News

Federal prosecutors have launched their trial against a health care executive accused of fraudulently billing Medicare and Medicaid for approximately $1 billion. The 50-year-old defendant ran over 20 nursing or assisted living homes in Florida. Prosecutors have built...

How the FBI Can Do An Assessment Without Evidence

May 25, 2016 | Criminal Defense, Federal Charges

Like other law enforcement agencies, the FBI needs probable cause to carry out a full-scale investigation. Agents can’t just come to your home, go inside and start looking around to see what evidence they can find. However, the FBI can carry out an “assessment”...

Counterfeiting Might Be Just Passing a Fake Bill

Dec 3, 2015 | Criminal Defense, Federal Charges

Counterfeiting charges are not always just passing fake paper notes. It can include falsifying credit cards, gift cards, hotel keys and more. If you have been charged with counterfeiting, you are probably already aware that it is a federal offense. The problem with...

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