When police officers conduct searches or seizures, they must follow the rules outlined in the Fourth Amendment to the US Constitution. This amendment protects citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures by requiring police to have probable cause before conducting...
Conviction of theft crimes, such as robbery or burglary, often leads to reputational harm and public distrust. Unfortunately, a variety of misconceptions about these charges lead to widespread confusion and misinterpretations. There are a few things that everyone...
Burglary convictions carry lasting repercussions that extend far beyond the courtroom, affecting various aspects of an individual's life. Understanding these consequences is important for anyone navigating the legal system and contemplating the potential aftermath of...
In the face of criminal charges, individuals often find themselves navigating a complex legal landscape. While it may be tempting to turn to social media as an outlet for frustration or a source of support, you should exercise caution and restraint in doing so. 1....
Illegal search and seizure actions often occur during arrests. According to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, officials made 543,138 arrests in 2021. In the United States, there exists a fundamental legal principle that safeguards the privacy of its citizens...
Have you ever wondered what would happen if you refused to take a breath test or blood test to check your blood alcohol level? This is what you should know about administrative driver’s license suspension. What is an administrative driver’s license suspension? Florida...
Did you know that there is a difference between robbery and burglary? Although it may seem like a small issue, the difference is important, especially for those who face charges for these crimes. Therefore, this is what suspects should know about burglary and robbery....
From breaking into a car to steal an i-Pad to illegally entering a building with the intent to take something, those few minutes may lead to long-lasting burglary charges. In 2021, the state had more than 44,207 burglary arrests, according to the Florida Department of...
The Fourth Amendment protects citizens from illegal or unauthorized search and seizure. This Amendment is the reason police officers need a warrant or your permission to search your home, property or vehicle. Unfortunately, that does not always stop an overzealous...
Searches are a standard part of police investigative work, and sometimes they need a warrant. Other times they do not. However, when the police obtain evidence in an illegal search and seizure, it should not be admissible. When a search is legal Anytime the police...