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Florida Juvenile Traffic Offenses: Potential for Long-Lasting Consequences

Police in Boynton Beach recently arrested a 14-year-old girl and a 35-year-old man after the two were stopped in a stolen vehicle, which was being driven by the underage, non-licensed girl. Authorities say the girl was invited by the man to drive the vehicle after the two met at a…

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Florida Road Rage Case Could End in Felony Conviction

An alleged case of road rage in Boca Raton has resulted in a Coconut Creek man facing felony charges of aggravated assault after authorities say he pointed a gun at another driver on I-95. Our Fort Lauderdale criminal traffic defense lawyers know that a recently-passed Florida law, which went into…

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“Reasonable Suspicion” Key in Many Florida Criminal Cases

A criminal traffic defendant in Ohio this month was victorious in her appeal against a trooper who had stopped her and subsequently arrested her for DUI, reckless operation and failure to drive within marked lanes. The grounds for her appeal? The trooper lacked a “reasonable, articulable” suspicion upon which to…

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Florida Drug Sentencing Severe, Despite Calls for Change

When U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder stood before the world and promised that his office was committed to curbing “draconian” minimum mandatory sentences for lower-tier drug offenders, it sounded awfully familiar to many Floridians. For years, a bi-partisan coalition of activists in the state have been trying without success to…

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Florida Marijuana Arrests Racially Disparate

Not only are arrests for marijuana possession in Florida astronomically high, they also reveal a stark racial bias, according to a recent report issued by the American Civil Liberties Union. Our Fort Lauderdale criminal defense attorneys understand that while the national average revealed that blacks were four times as likely…

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Fleeing From Florida Police Almost Never Goes as Planned

Had the 30-year-old driver stopped immediately for the Delray Beach police officer who attempted to pull him over late last month, he would probably have probably been arrested for driving without a valid license. It’s likely he would have also gotten a citation for driving without a seat belt. He…

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Broward Shoplifting Arrests Likely with Taskforce Creation

The Fort Lauderdale theft of some $100,000 in merchandise from two area electronics stores is being potentially linked to other retail thefts in Florida. Our Fort Lauderdale criminal defense lawyers recognize that this incident comes on the heels of an announcement by local, state and federal authorities that a comprehensive…

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