In the last two years, Florida law enforcement has begun frequently employing the use of little-known tactic to catch DUI offenders called the no-refusal checkpoint. Sobriety checkpoints have been commonplace in most Florida counties for many years. However, no refusal checkpoints are a recent phenomenon, and have been the subject of considerable controversy, particularly in […]
10 Things to Look For in a Great DUI Lawyer
When it comes to the law, you will always want the best representative on your side – especially in the case of a drunk-driving charge. There are many DUI attorneys in Tampa, but not every one can achieve great results for you. A great DUI lawyer should have impeccable credentials and relative experience, but should also […]
What are the different types of felonies?
There are several categories of felonies: Capital Felonies – are felonies punishable by death. The most common capital crimes are first degree murder and sexual battery on a person under 12 years of age. Life Felonies – are felonies punishable by life in prison. A person must serve at least 30 years of a life […]
How to find a qualified criminal defense attorney
In order to find a qualified Criminal Defense Attorney you should do a little research. Here are some factors to consider: Were you referred to the attorney by a trusted source? If a friend or co-worker recommends them, chances are there is a good reason. Does the attorney have any bar complaints? You can look […]
How to beat a felony
The best way to beat a felony is not to get arrested. However, should you be arrested for a felony there are two very important things you must do: #1 – DO NOT DISCUSS YOUR CASE WITH ANYONE EXCEPT AN ATTORNEY!! All calls in the jail are recorded, and your “cellmate” will rat you out […]
How Long does a Misdemeanor Stay on Your Record?
A misdemeanor stays on your record forever unless you have it sealed or expunged. Even if you have the record sealed or expunged, law enforcement can access the record. But the general public can’t. Having a misdemeanor record does not sound like a big deal. But some charges, such as petit theft, are considered crimes […]
How Long Does a Felony Stay on Your Record?
A felony stays on your record forever unless you are eligible to have the record sealed or expunged. Even if the record is sealed or expunged, law enforcement can access the record. But the general public can’t. Most applications for jobs, housing or licenses ask the question “Have you ever been convicted of a felony?” […]
Does a Misdemeanor Show up on a Background Check?
Yes. Misdemeanor arrests show up on a background check. Crimes such as petit theft or drug possession may keep you from getting a job or a professional license if it is found on your record. If you have been arrested for a misdemeanor, talk to a lawyer immediately! Protect your rights. If you have a […]
Does a Felony Show up on a Background Check?
Yes. Felony arrests show up on a background check. These are usually the charges the agency is looking for when they perform the check as they are considered to be very serious. Felony charges can affect an employer’s insurance or bond rates. This means if you have a felony, the employer may not hire you. […]
Do I Need a Criminal Defense Lawyer for a Misdemeanor?
It is common for people to say “oh, it’s just a misdemeanor.” But some misdemeanor charges can have serious consequences. So it is a good idea to hire an attorney. For example: Some misdemeanors can result in suspension of your driver’s license even if the charge has nothing to do with driving. If you are […]
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