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An individual who has been charged with purchasing 10 grams or more of a controlled substance will need to seek experienced representation from a reputable law firm in order to protect their future and legal rights. The State of Florida takes drug crimes very seriously and imposes harsh punishment on those who are convicted of …

As stated under Florida Statute 893.13, obtaining a controlled substance by fraud is defined as when a person successfully obtains or attempts to obtain possession of a controlled substance through the use of fraud, forgery, misinterpretation, deception, or subterfuge. If you are convicted of obtaining controlled substances by fraud in Bradenton, then you may find …

If you are caught driving a motor vehicle without possessing the proper valid commercial license (CDL) in Florida, you can face criminal charges. The specific punishments for a commercial driver lacking their license will depend on the individual factors of the case. However, one thing is consistent across the various severities of this offense. If …

A DUI charge is a serious offense under Florida law, and if convicted, you could feel the effects for the rest of your life. Not only will the conviction stay on your criminal record permanently, but it will also remain on your driving license for 75 years, which, for many of us, could mean the …

In Bradenton and the State of Florida as a whole, drug crimes are treated very seriously. Possession of any controlled substance with the intent to manufacture, sell, or deliver is a felony offense. Depending on the type of controlled substance involved, those accused could be facing anything from a third to a first-degree felony and …

All drivers are required to stay at the location of an accident if it involves property damage, personal injury, serious bodily injury, or death until they have fulfilled their statutory duties according to Florida law. If an individual fails to fulfill their duties, then they can be charged with leaving the scene of an accident, …

DUI crimes in the State of Florida are a very serious offense, and they have the potential to lead to felony charges, depending on the severity of the incident. The State of Florida does not tolerate driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and there are harsh punishments set in place for DUI offenders. …

Boating is becoming an increasingly popular water sport in Bradenton and across the State of Florida. With a vast number of boats taking to the water every day, it is no surprise that boating accidents occur. Accidents are increasingly likely if you are boating under the influence (BUI), and if caught, you may find yourself …

A charge of being in possession of illegal drugs over 10 grams with the intention of delivering (also known as drug trafficking) is a very serious crime that carries harsh penalties in Bradenton and across the State of Florida. If you are being accused of possessing over 10 grams of illegal drugs (which is considered …

In Bradenton and the whole State of Florida, driving under the influence is seen as a serious crime, as you are potentially putting every single road user and pedestrian nearby in severe danger. The alcohol consumed dramatically decreases reaction times, limits vision, and makes you much less focused on your surroundings. This can lead to …

Refusing to submit to a breath test, in Bradenton, Florida, is considered a serious offense and comes with some very serious penalties. In the State of Florida, operating a motor vehicle on the roads is a privilege extended by the state. If you accept this privilege, you have given implied consent that you can be …

Known for its idyllic beaches and vibrant nightlife, Bradenton and the State of Florida as a whole are extremely popular holiday destinations for tourists. Boating is a popular activity, but many people are unaware that they can be charged if caught boating under the influence (BUI). Similarly to driving under the influence (DUI), you can …

Accidents involving death are devastating and can often have life-changing effects on all parties involved. As noted in a report carried out by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, there was a staggering 344,170 traffic crashes in Florida in 2014, and of that number, 2,494 died as a result of the traffic …

In Bradenton, and in the State of Florida in general, any crime involving drugs is taken very seriously, and those accused of drug crimes will face the most serious penalties. If you have been accused of the unlawful sale of a substance in place of a controlled substance, you are going to need legal representation. …

Reckless driving is one of the most common and most dangerous crimes committed on the roads in the State of Florida. Reckless driving involves operating an automobile in a dangerous manner under the circumstances, including speeding and traveling too fast for the conditions, as well as other dangerous and careless driving behavior. In Bradenton, FL., …

The State of Florida has some of the strictest laws in the United States of America when it comes to drug charges – whether it be illegal street drugs or prescribed medication. There are harsh penalties set in place for even the lowest of offenders, which includes charges for drug possession, drug manufacturing, drug trafficking, …

Whilst receiving a traffic ticket may seem like a relatively minor and common occurrence in Bradenton, if a traffic ticket is not dealt with efficiently and effectively, then you may find yourself facing serious consequences and punishments. Penalties can include points on your driver’s license, a license suspension or revocation, and even jail time. At …

In Florida, the law dictates that as a driver of a vehicle, you are required to stop at the scene of an accident. If a driver fails to meet this duty, then they will be charged with the criminal offense of leaving the scene of an accident in Bradenton. Leaving the scene of an accident …

After an accident, we may go into flight mode, panic, and flee the scene of an accident. However, as noted in Florida Statute 316.062, it is a legal requirement for all drivers to stop following an accident, especially if it involved death. Failure to do so would be classed as a criminal offense and will …

In Florida, refusing to comply with a police officer’s order is a crime. However, the order must be lawful and justified. This is known as failure to obey a lawful order, listed by Florida Statute 316.072. Although this statute generally deals with traffic-related offenses, it can also apply to other situations as well. Essentially, if …