Monthly Archives: July 2025
What’s the Difference Between Assault and Battery in Florida?
While the terms “assault” and “battery” are used interchangeably by laypeople, they mean something very specific and very different under the law. The charges involve very different conduct and come with very different consequences. Understanding the legal distinction between the two is important for your defense strategy. Assault, perhaps surprisingly, does not involve punching,… Read More »
Boating While Intoxicated in Florida
Florida has beautiful weather and a massive shoreline, making it a great place for boaters to enjoy the expansive waterways. Boating is part of our lifestyle, and we take it seriously. We want everyone to be able to enjoy the water without the fear that a drunk boater will mishandle their boat and cause… Read More »
What is an Arthur Hearing in Florida?
If you’ve been arrested for a crime in Florida, the judge will generally set bail or bond and release you onto the streets if you can pay. However, not every offense is bondable; serious offenses, like violent crimes, may not be bondable. In that case, the judge will hold an Arthur hearing to determine… Read More »
When are Police Allowed to Search without a Warrant?
The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prevents the government from unreasonably searching the property or person of the average citizen. Generally speaking, law enforcement requires a warrant to execute a search on a property. The search warrant is issued by a judge and is absolutely essential to protecting your personal liberty and privacy…. Read More »
