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Christian v. Wellington – Overcoming a Mountain of Evidence

There is a tendency among criminal defendants facing serious felony charges to assume they have few options. Pressured by prosecutors and busy public defenders, defendants may be be quick to accept a less-than-advantageous plea deal, simply because they assume there is little chance of successfully fighting the charges at trial.…

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Holidays Rife With Domestic Violence Allegations in Florida

Glittering lights may adorn the outside of many homes this time of year. Too often though, that facade betrays the darker reality of what is occurring behind closed doors. There is no question that the number of domestic violence charges in Browardand elsewhere spike during the holiday season. Contributing factors…

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Social Media as Criminal Evidence in DUI: ‘2 Drunk 2 Care’

These days, people have become accustomed posting almost every element of their lives on social media. There are vacation photos, music choices and even snapshots of daily meals. But this atmosphere of over-sharing has in some cases led to the casual and sometimes bold admittance of involvement in criminal activity.…

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Florida Lawmakers Seek Expansion of Fetus Protections

In a move that could have sweeping effects on a broad range of criminal defendants, lawmakers in Florida are weighing a move to broaden protections for unborn children. What’s more, unlike many other similar measures, pro-choice advocates seem unlikely to fight the action, which means its chances of approval are…

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Domestic Violence Arrest: “He Kept Walking Into My Knife”

An argument over a pot-gobbling pooch ended with a South Florida model in handcuffs after telling deputies her boyfriend had repeatedly walked into the knife in her hand. The 26-year-old was arrested for domestic battery in Dania Beach after responding deputies took note of a couple small knife cuts to…

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