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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Supreme Court Rules Dog Sniff Case Smells Dog sniff search was issued as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court since there was no warrant. -
Traffic Fatalities Up in 2012. Alcohol Not to Blame The National Highway Traffic & Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that motor vehicle crashes and fatalities increased in 2012. -
Why I Chose To Be A Criminal Defense Lawyer Malove is a dedicated criminal defense attorney that work hard for his clients. It's his job to look for the good in each client he defends. -
Fraud Lawyer Questions Government Crackdown Fort Lauderdale Medicare fraud lawyer Robert Malove comments on the Medicare fraud crackdown that resulted in thirty-three arrests in South Florida. -
FBI Overstating Hair DNA Matches Chilling new discoveries made in the usage in the FBI's microscopic hair comparison unit -
U.S. Supreme Court Sets Limits on Blood Testing in DUI Cases In Missouri v. McNeely, a majority of U.S. Supreme Court justices said that the Constitution does not authorize police to obtain a blood specimen from someone who they suspect is DUI without ever having to comply with the Fourth Amendment’s a warrant requirement. There is no hard and fast rule for all cases where the police want to take... -
San Francisco 49ers Aldon Smith Busted for DUI, Again San Francisco 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith was arrested for DUI following a single-car accident in San Jose. The arrest was Smith’s second DUI arrest.