A sex crime conviction can weigh heavily on your ability to get a job or find a place to live. If you are involved in a sex crime or charged mistakenly, contact the criminal defense team at William B. Bennett P.A. immediately to begin working on your defense.
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.
Challenges to the marijuana laws in Florida are frequently in the news, from medical usage to full recreational legalization and growing marijuana to possession.
e know how to interpret the statutory rape laws in Florida, and depending on the case, we may be able to use the interpretation of the law to reduce or eliminate such a charge from those who have been accused.
Internet sex crimes can affect victims of all ages including children and adults. The federal government is extremely aggressive when it comes to internet crimes involving child pornography or using the web to solicit minors for sex.
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.
DUI or Driving Under the Influence does not mean Drunk Driving. A person with a Florida DUI charge must show a blood alcohol level of 0.08% or higher in Florida. Therefore, if you are ever charged with driving under the influence in Florida, it is essential you know the Florida DUI Laws and how they affect your rights.
In some countries, a DUI is considered a misdemeanor. In others, it is a serious criminal offense no matter how it was prosecuted in your country. No matter what kind of conviction you get, traveling with a DUI under your name can be very difficult and sometimes impossible.
In 2005, Florida enacted the Stand Your Ground Law, setting guidelines for how and when a person can defend against physical threats. The law allows a person to use deadly force if they believe their life or another's is in danger.
For some, health issues may make life in prison ill-advised or a particular work situation may get in the way. So if one has been convicted of a criminal offense or is entering into a plea agreement – is it possible for one to serve their sentence from home? In Florida, the answer may be […]
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