While the Fourth Amendment provides crucial protections against unreasonable searches and seizures, we must recognize that law enforcement has several exceptions at their disposal. If you've been charged with a crime after a search, it's crucial to consult an experienced criminal defense lawyer.
Criminal Defense Lawyers And Their Myths Debunked Hiring a criminal defense attorney is not something we have to do very often. As a result, we can encounter misconceptions about the profession that can deter individuals from seeking the legal representation they need. By addressing common misunderstandings, we hope to provide clarity and insight into the […]
Understanding the potential penalties for a criminal charge is critical when facing prosecution in Florida. There are misdemeanors and felonies. Plus, there are also different degrees of each. When facing a criminal charge, it is important to know how crimes are classified and what those distinctions mean.
Knowing the limits of proper police conduct can mean the difference between a conviction and an acquittal. Learn what constitutes illegal search and seizure in Florida, as well as unlawful police behavior.
Can I Qualify To Have My Criminal Record Expunged In Florida? If you have a criminal background and are wanting to have your record expunged or sealed, you must first meet some very specific criteria first. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is the division in charge of allowing records to be sealed. According to […]
If you have been taken in custody by police without any charges, you are probably asking yourself "Can police detain me legally without a warrant?"
Resisting arrest in Florida comes with serious consequences. Acquiring legal defense early in the process will help your criminal defense lawyer negotiate with the prosecution to have the sentence reduced or charges dropped altogether.
The right to remain silent protects you when and if you undergo police questioning or trial. If you've been charged with a crime and spoken to the police, make sure you contact the criminal defense team at Attorney William B. Bennett P.A. as soon as possible to lessen any consequences.
Ideally, both parties will agree on paying bills during divorce proceedings without a court judge. But sometimes, a temporary court order is filed to prevent situations of non-payment, either to the spouse or the creditor.
With over 20 years of experience fighting DUI cases in Florida, we know exactly how to best predict and attack the prosecution’s case against you.
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