Monthly Archives: April 2026
Police Arrest Hernando County Man For Possession Of Ketamine-Stuffed Candles
There are plenty of perfectly legal reasons that someone would buy a lot of candles. Perhaps the buyer is in the business of hosting birthday parties for the elderly, who are plentiful in Florida. Maybe the owner of many candles would rather host parties for creatures whose life span is much shorter than that… Read More »
Florida Restaurant Chain Owner Faces Misdemeanor Domestic Battery Charges
The law treats domestic violence as a serious matter. There are far-reaching consequences in civil court, and sometimes in criminal court, if one family member commits an act of violence, however trivial, against another. The relationship between the parties creates more danger. If two strangers get into an argument about a parking space, and… Read More »
Meg’s Law Aims To Restrict Sale Of Nitrous Oxide
Inhalant abuse is nothing new, but as with so many categories of drugs, abuse patterns change according to which substances are easily available. Kids who attended elementary school in the 1980s, at the height of the War on Drugs, remember how good rubber cement smelled, and you could find a jar of it in… Read More »
Criminal Sentences Are Not Set In Stone
When you find out that you are facing a criminal charge, one of the first topics that your criminal defense lawyer will want to discuss with you is the range of sentences for your charge and what this means for your case. If you are facing a criminal charge punishable by one to five… Read More »