When you are arrested for an offense under Florida criminal law, one of your immediate concerns is how long you are going to be in jail until you are bailed out or until your court trial. In some cases, an offender may be released on his or her own recognizance, which is a release without [...]
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Criminal Defense for Evidentiary Procedure and the Exclusionary Rule
In a criminal case, the accused is presumed not guilty until the prosecution proves otherwise beyond a reasonable doubt. What this generally means is that material proof in the form of evidence is required and must be strong enough to convince a jury that no reasonable person would doubt the guilt of the defendant. As [...]
The Origin of Miranda Rights in Florida
Federal Supreme Court decisions prompted the need for Miranda rights, and so does Florida law. Call for criminal defense in Miami: 1-877-663-5110.
When You’re Arrested in Florida and Your Miranda Rights are Violated
If you’re arrested in Florida and your Miranda rights are violated, a south Florida criminal defense lawyer can suppress illegally obtained information – 877-663-5110.
When Police Don’t Read You Your Miranda Rights in Florida
When police or law enforcement officials choose not to read your Miranda rights in Florida, they can’t do much with your information. Call 1-877-663-5110.
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