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.
Felon in possession of a firearm is a very serious crime in Florida. As shown, it comes with very harsh punishments. When you obtain aggressive legal representation as soon as possible, you increase the chances of a favorable outcome.
Depending on where you were caught and the actual speed you were traveling, you could face harsh penalties, including a felony for excessive speeding and prison time.
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