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Felony Driving With a Suspended License Case Thrown Out Due to Illegal Seizure

In a recent felony driving with a suspended license case in Florida, the charge was thrown out because the court determined that the police officer illegally seized the defendant before he learned the defendant’s license was suspended. This is an important case because we see the same situation arise in…

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Florida Man Arrested for Possession of Child Pornography Found in Luggage at Airport

A Florida man was arrested after Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) agents found child pornography pictures when searching his bag before a flight. In this case, the man checked a bag at the airport and proceeded to wait for his flight. Without his knowledge, TSA agents apparently randomly selected his luggage…

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Car Crashes Into Fence and Police Find Marijuana Grow House

Police in Putnam County, Florida (which is about an hour south of Jacksonville, Florida) found a large indoor marijuana grow house after a vehicle crashed through a fence at the house, according to an article on News4Jax.com. Police arrived to investigate the crash and smelled the marijuana. At that point,…

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Trafficking in Cocaine Case Reversed When State Could Not Prove Constructive Possession

A recent trafficking in cocaine case near Jacksonville, Florida was reversed because the state could not prove that the defendant was in constructive possession of the cocaine. In any possession or trafficking case, the state has to prove the defendant knew about and possessed the illegal drugs beyond a reasonable…

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Lewd or Lascivious Molestation Case Reversed Due to Marijuana Evidence

In a recent criminal case near Jacksonville, Florida where the defendant was charged with lewd or lascivious molestation for allegedly showing his penis to a 5 year old and enticing her to touch it, the state’s conviction of the defendant was reversed because the state improperly introduced evidence of the…

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It is Illegal in Florida for a Felon to Possess a Firearm or Carry a Concealed Weapon

In Florida, if a person has been convicted of a felony crime, it is thereafter illegal for that person to possess a firearm (or ammunition) or carry a concealed weapon. There are distinctions between those two crimes. The first part deals with possession and firearms (although it should be noted…

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What is the Remedy in Florida When Police Violate the Knock and Announce Rule for Search Warrants?

There have been many cases in Florida and across the country that looked at whether police who have a search warrant to search one’s home can barge into the residence or must knock and announce themselves first. There have also been cases in Florida that discussed what the proper remedy…

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