Most state laws classify crimes into three broad categories: infractions, misdemeanors and felonies. States determine which crimes fall into which category, considering the severity of the offense and an offender’s criminal record. Florida law mostly concerns itself...
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What are the collateral consequences of a DUI conviction?
A DUI conviction comes with more consequences than a fine and some time behind bars. The collateral consequences of a DUI conviction can have a drastic impact on a convicted person’s life. The additional effects of a DUI may be enough to keep someone from making the...
Can I keep my charges from becoming a felony?
Felonies are the most serious crimes. They carry severe consequences, including prison time and long-term probation. If convicted, you might not be able to vote or own a firearm. The social and professional problems alone could be lifechanging. It can impact the rest...
The insanity defense in Florida
If a criminal defendant in Florida has a severe mental illness, the court may rule that they are not guilty by reason of insanity. Though our society's understanding of mental illness has improved a lot in recent decades, Florida's law regarding mental illness and...
Can a self-driving car drive you home when you’re drunk?
In the current age of technology, self-driving cars are making their way into auto shops everywhere. With self-driving vehicles becoming a reality in the close future, a few questions arise. Will people be able to legally rely on their cars to drive them home while...
