Category Archives: Criminal
Hit & Run Offenses in Florida
Just last week, a woman was tragically struck and killed in a hit and run accident in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. In Florida, a hit and run charge, or leaving the scene of an accident, can be charged as a misdemeanor or a felony. Leaving the scene of an accident is illegal. Leaving the scene… Read More »
Accessory or Accomplice: What is the Difference?
If you were recently charged with the offense of accessory after the fact of a crime, or as an accomplice to a crime, you may be confused about what this means, or how serious the penalties may be. A criminal accessory is not the same offense or definition as a criminal accomplice. The distinction… Read More »
Pre-Trial Intervention & Probation
If you or a loved one were recently arrested for a misdemeanor, or arrested for the first time, you may be eligible for probation or pre-trial intervention program. Your eligibility is based on the crime you were charged with, your prior criminal record, and several unique factors. If you were charged with a misdemeanor… Read More »