Knowledge is power, no more so than when you are facing criminal charges. Learn more about the law, the charges you face, your options for defense, and much more in our collection of criminal defense legal articles. We invite you to browse our titles and read the articles that relate to your current situation. We are happy to provide this free information.
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How to Bring a Claim for Ineffective Assistance of Appellate Counsel in Florida Do you believe your lawyer failed to adequately represent you in your criminal appeal? Learn how to raise an ineffective assistance of counsel claim in Florida. -
Information Needed to File a Post-Conviction Relief Motion in Florida Make sure your post-conviction motion for relief contains all of the information necessary for the court to decide your motion fairly. -
Your Right to Be Free From Double Jeopardy What is double jeopardy? Could it apply to your criminal case or appeal? Find out what you need to know to protect your rights in a Florida criminal case. -
Hire the Right Post-Conviction Lawyer to File Your Relief Motion Based on Ineffective Assistance of Counsel If you're filing for relief in Florida based on ineffective assistance of counsel, you'll need a post-conviction lawyer that you can trust. Find out why! -
Agreed Motion to Dismiss Granted! Judge signs agreed order to dismiss reckless driving charge after defense motion to suppress eviscerates the State's case. -
Thorough Investigation lead State to Drop Domestic Violence Case Domestic violence battery charge dropped by State Attorney -
Malove wins new sentencing The Law Offices of Robert David Malove wins ineffective assistance of appellate counsel claim for client and gets sentence vacated. -
Writs of Habeas Corpus and Criminal Appeals in Florida You need help now, but should you file a writ of habeas corpus or an appeal? Find out more about each method of relief in Florida and why you need a lawyer. -
What You Need to Know About DNA Testing After a Criminal Conviction in Florida DNA testing is possible after criminal sentencing in Florida. Learn if you may file a motion for DNA testing post-conviction and how these motions work. -
Steps for Appealing a Florida Criminal Conviction Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure provide specific steps that must occur in a criminal appeal. Learn about these steps and why you need a lawyer. -
How Newly Discovered Evidence Can Change the Outcome of a Closed Criminal Case What happens if you discover new evidence after a criminal conviction in Florida? Find out how it may be relevant to your Motion to Vacate and your future. -
Reasons to Appeal a Criminal Conviction in Florida Have you been convicted of a crime in Florida? Was a fundamental error made at trial? Find out if you may appeal your conviction and how to get started.