Our legal team often has thoughts to share with current and potential clients on a range of topics related to criminal law in Florida. Take a look at our recent posts to get the helpful information you need to stay informed about the law and your rights.
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Pain Clinics or Pill Mills? Criminal Lawyer Explains A multi-law enforcement agency raid of the Pompano Beach Medical Corp landed seven doctors in jail for drug trafficking. -
Pastor Arrested for Helping the Homeless Broward County Judge John Hurley made more noise with his rulings and opinions than any courtroom gavel ever could. -
Diet Drinks With Alcohol Can Raise BAC The presence of food in the stomach as compared with when alcohol is consumed alone can be so important. -
NFL Drops the Ball When it Comes to Domestic Violence The NFL already has the blueprint in place to raise awareness and call our collective social consciousness of the problem of domestic violence in societ -
The Feds are Focusing In On Nursing Home Fraud There was a time when news about Medicare fraud surfaced only every now and then. -
Attorney Uses Social Media Tools for Outreach Fort Lauderdale-based criminal defense attorney Robert D. Malove is the latest professional to turn to online video as a way to connect with clients. -
Broward Cops Must Pay $7M To Man Two former Broward Sheriff deputies should pay a man $7 million for framing him in a brutal rape and murder! Read more about his case... -
Florida Department of Law Enforcement Manager Resigns Florida Department of Law Enforcement manager Laura Barfield used her state-issued car to carry on an affair and charged thousands in personal expenses -
Charges Dismissed: Hit and Run Michael Brandt was charged with leaving the scene of an accident with a fatality regarding the death of Bernard Williams, who was laying intoxicated -
NTSB Plan to Lower BAC Legal Limit The National Transportation Safety Board recommended that the states reduce the legal limit for blood-alcohol concentration in DUI cases by more than a third -
Changes Code Affects Testimony in DUI Cases Under Florida’s new law governing the admissibility of expert evidence, judges will have to determine whether expert testimony satisfies all the requirements. -
Supreme Court Rules Dog Sniff Case Smells Dog sniff search was issued as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court since there was no warrant.