If you or a family member is arrested and charged with a drug offense in Florida, get the reliable information you need now by reading the articles in our free legal library. You can count on us to provide the most up-to-date, trustworthy information available about the state's drug laws.
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Cocaine Possession and Trafficking Defenses in FloridaOur Fort Lauderdale drug defense lawyers represent people charged with cocaine possession and trafficking in Florida. Learn about your possible defenses here.
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Fort Lauderdale Drug Defense Lawyer Explains Fentanyl Trafficking Charges and DefensesFentanyl trafficking can send you to prison for years depending on how much you possess. Our Fort Lauderdale drug defense lawyer can help fight the charges.
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Fort Lauderdale Drug Defense Lawyer Discusses Penalties for Cocaine Possession in FloridaIf you have been accused of cocaine possession in Florida, consult with our experienced Fort Lauderdale drug defense lawyer today to protect your rights.
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Florida Throws the Book at Opioid Trafficking Defendants: How Florida's Best Criminal Lawyer Will HelpIf you were charged with possession or opioid trafficking in Fort Lauderdale, contact Florida's best criminal lawyer, Robert Malove, to protect your rights.
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Our Drug Charge Case ResultsAn in-depth look at some of our criminal defense firm's most recent drug charge case results from Broward County, Miami-Dade and other areas of South Florida.
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For Over 35 Years, Expert Criminal Trial Lawyer Robert Malove Has Been Defending People Accused of Committing Felony Offenses Robert Malove Has the Experience You Need on Your SideIf you or someone you know has been arrested, naturally you want to hire the best criminal attorney you can. Call Robert Malove for serious criminal defense.
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What Should You Do When Someone Gets Arrested By The Feds?You need answers and you need answers now! When facing charges in federal court, call Fort Lauderdale criminal defense attorney Robert David Malove.
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Everything You Need To Know About Florida's 10-20-Life LawWhat exactly is Florida's 10-20-Life law? Fort Lauderdale Criminal Attorney Robert David Malove explains the basics behind the now suspended statute.
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Supreme Court Rules Drug-Sniffing Dog UnconstitutionalSupreme Court issued its opinion in Florida v. Jardines, a case involving police use of a drug-sniffing dog on the front porch of a home to detect marijuana.
