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Police Activating Emergency Lights May Be Enough for a Detention in Florida

Under search and seizure law in Florida, the police need to have reasonable suspicion that a suspect is involved in criminal activity before he/she can briefly detain the suspect for further investigation. A detention does not necessarily consist of a police officer telling a person to stop or stopping a…

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Florida Man Convicted of Aggravated Battery With a Deadly Weapon For Hitting Victim With Plastic Broomsticks

In a recent case just south of Jacksonville, Florida, a defendant was arrested and charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, and the alleged deadly weapons were plastic broomsticks. After a trial on the aggravated battery with a deadly weapon charge, the jury convicted him. In Florida, a person…

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Does Violating an Employer’s Computer Policy Violate the Federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act?

The federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) was intended to be an anti-hacking criminal statute to go after people who hack into databases and computer systems without authorization to misappropriate data. However, certain prosecutors have attempted to expand their powers under the Act and use the Computer Fraud and…

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