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A criminal charge can cause serious harm to an individual’s future, especially when the accused is a college student. Parents often feel the desire to “fix it” immediately. Although parents can certainly help their child when navigating this matter, a better approach...
A past arrest can follow you long after your case ends. If you completed your sentence or had charges dismissed, you may qualify to limit who can see your criminal record in Florida. State law offers a path to sealing certain records, but you must meet specific rules...
Title IX is a federal law that forbids individuals and educational institutions from committing sex-based discrimination at schools that receive federal funding. This includes colleges in Tallahassee. If you're accused of a Title IX violation, your school may launch a...
Florida has some of the strictest DUI laws in the nation, designed to discourage driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. A conviction in Florida remains on your record for 75 years – essentially your entire life. The repercussions extend far beyond the...
When a case is closed, people tend to forget about it because they are relieved it is over. However, a case is almost never completely over for many people, who might leave the courtroom but still have significant entanglements that prevent them from having a normal...
Vehicle searches by police often lead to confusion. People may assume officers have unlimited authority to search their car, but this isn’t true. The Fourth Amendment offers important protections. Below, we’ll clear up some common misconceptions about police searches....
White-collar crime is a term that has become relevant in today's business and legal landscapes. These crimes range from fraud and embezzlement to tax evasion and money laundering. This blog will address some of the most frequent questions about these crimes. What...
Imagine driving down a Florida highway when a police officer pulls you over, whether over a broken taillight or if they suspect you of DUI. After stopping you, the officer might also want to search your car. You have rights under the Fourth Amendment, which protects...
When it comes to white-collar crimes, it is important to know that you could face charges in both state and federal courts. This situation arises under the "dual sovereignty doctrine." In this blog, we will explore this concept and how it affects white-collar crimes....
The repercussions of a drunk driving charge can have a lasting impact on your life. Driving under the influence (DUI) can impact your employment opportunities, insurance rates and personal reputation. With so many challenges related to a criminal record, people often...