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“Castle Doctrine” vs “Stand Your Ground” in Florida
Criminal DefenseThe Castle Doctrine, in many states, has been replaced by the “stand your ground” bill. The Stand Your Ground bill, created in 2005, relates to…
What is the Statute of Limitations On Money Laundering?
Criminal DefenseMoney laundering is a significantly illegal crime and consists of making “dirty” money or income “clean” by sifting it through various phases of seemingly legitimate…
What Is a Writ of Mandamus And How Does It Work?
Criminal DefenseSummary: A writ of mandamus is a court order that compels a government official, agency, or lower court to fulfill a legal duty when they…
What Defenses May Be Offered in Most Criminal Cases?
Criminal DefenseIf you are charged with a crime in South Florida, it may feel as if the whole world is against you. You may worry about…
What Constitutes Identity Theft in South Florida?
Criminal DefenseIdentity theft occurs in Florida when one person uses another person’s identity illegally to obtain money, services, goods, or anything that has value. Anyone who…
Is PPP Loan Fraud a Federal or a State Crime and Why Does that Matter?
Criminal DefenseThe Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) was passed by congress in March 2020. The $2.2 trillion economic relief bill aimed at…
What is Wire Fraud?
Criminal DefenseWire fraud is the using electronic communication like email, radio, social media, text message, phone, television, or fax to deceive someone for a profit. The…
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