Monthly Archives: September 2026
What Happens When a Defendant Is Found Incompetent to Stand Trial in Florida?
Those accused of crimes in Florida have to have the mental capacity to take part in the criminal process against them. This means understanding the nature of the allegations and being able to participate in your own defense. When an individual is unable to understand what’s going on around them or assist their attorney,… Read More »
What Is a Motion to Suppress Evidence in Florida and When Can It Change the Outcome of a Case?
Evidence forms the basis of any criminal proceeding. Unfortunately, not all evidence is collected legally. In cases where evidence is collected by violating an individual’s constitutional rights, a criminal defense lawyer can file for the exclusion of such evidence via a motion to suppress. In most instances, the filing of a successful motion to… Read More »
Florida Probation Violations: What Happens If You Miss a Meeting or Fail a Drug Test?
The decision to place someone on probation rather than incarcerate them means there is a chance to forge a new beginning. This is because being on probation involves following very strict conditions, and even a minor violation of these terms can lead to severe penalties. It is therefore important to know the process involved… Read More »
