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Florida Youthful Offender Statute

The laws contained within Chapter 958 were created to offer alleged offenders who are too old to still be labeled as a “juvenile,” but are old enough to be charged as an adult, an alternative, less severe sentencing program.

FAQs About Florida Sex Offender Laws

Being added to Florida’s sex offender registry can have some major collateral consequences in both your personal and professional life. Before you decide not to hire a lawyer, here are some of the most commonly asked questions we hear about Florida sex offender laws.

When Bad Behavior Is Worse: Criminal Acts During a State of Emergency

Home repair scams: chances are, you've heard of them. You may even know a victim. But what happens when someone scams you after a hurricane? Attorney Daniel Leising explains how scams during a state of emergency can lead to enhanced criminal charges.

What Vegas Reminded Me About Criminal "Justice"

Vegas and criminal justice have a lot in common! Criminal defense attorney Aaron Delgado explains their similarities and how to use the system to your advantage to increase your chance of success in a criminal defense case.

Florida Criminal Punishment Code (Felony Crimes by Offense Level)

In Florida, the number of points assigned to a criminal offense level serve as a baseline for the sentence an accused individual may face. Here are the points for every felony offense, according to the Florida Criminal Punishment Code.

Here’s Why Florida’s Criminal Statute of Limitations Matters for Your Case

If you’re the suspect of a crime, you’re probably worried about being charged. But—with the exception of certain violent crimes—there is a time limit for prosecutors to file criminal charges against a suspect. That time limit is called the statute of limitations.

Protecting Your Professional License After a Criminal Charge

Depending on your profession, if you are an occupational license holder and are accused or convicted of a crime, you may be at risk of losing the professional license you've worked so hard for. Find out how an experienced attorney can help.

10 Things You Need to Know About a Criminal Appeal

Receiving a guilty verdict for a criminal charge is a disheartening experience that brings a conviction and sentence. However, you may be able to file a direct appeal challenging the conviction and sentence to the district court of appeal.

Hiring a Former Prosecutor to Defend You

While many attorneys practice law without ever seeing the inside of a courtroom, an experienced prosecutor has spent many years in their career working every day in a criminal courtroom, making them better equipped to defend your case.

When Can You Appeal a Court Decision?

The primary role of the appellate process is to determine if any mistakes were made during the original trial. This is an important distinction, because the purpose of appeals isn't to simply give someone another attempt at winning their case because they lost.

Defending an Appeal

Often, if you received a successful outcome in a court case, the other party will appeal the decision to a higher court to get the ruling overturned in their favor. If you find yourself in this situation, it is important to put together a proper defense against the appeal.

Protect Your Rights in 3 Easy Steps

Being accused of a crime and charged with a crime are stressful situations for virtually anyone. Anything you say and do when you are under investigation or under questioning is bound to have an impact on the outcome of your case and your freedom.

Sentencing Reform Leads to Early Release for Thousands

While the U.S. Sentencing Commission is an independent body, bipartisan efforts are currently underway in Washington and across the U.S. to pass legislation that would reduce sentences, especially mandatory minimum sentences, for many drug crimes.

Social Media: A Growing Source of Evidence in FL Criminal Cases

Social media and the wealth of personal information shared through it have had various unexpected effects on people's lives. Unfortunately for people facing criminal charges in Daytona Beach, social media can significantly influence Florida criminal cases.

Florida Sentencing Enhancements

We outline the Florida legislature's updated penalty enhancements for Habitual Felony Offenders (HFOs), Habitual Violent Felony Offenders (HVFOs), Violent Career Criminals (VCCs), and Prison Releasee Reoffenders (PBLs), and criteria for each designation.

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