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What is the Entrapment Defense to a Drug Charge in Florida?

Criminal defense lawyers do not often assert the entrapment defense in criminal cases, particularly drug cases, because it does not apply in most cases. However, there are cases where the entrapment defense is a valid defense when a person is charged with a drug crime in Florida. For instance, in…

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St. Johns County, Florida Man Arrested for Boating Under the Influence of Alcohol

A man in St. Johns County, Florida was arrested for boating under the influence of alcohol, or BUI, after he was stopped for a fishing license check and the officer suspected that he was intoxicated, according to an article on News4Jax.com. During the summer months in the Jacksonville and St.…

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Will the Police (or the State) Drop My Domestic Battery Case if the Victim Drops the Charges?

Domestic battery is perhaps the most serious misdemeanor crime in Florida and one that the State Attorney’s office takes very seriously in the Jacksonville, Florida area. However, many of them turn out to be weak cases for the State and cases where the true facts are far different from what…

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Significant Increase in U. S. Border Patrol Drug Seizures

The United States Customs and Border Protection (“border patrol”) announced that they have seized a significantly greater amount of drugs in fiscal 2009 (three-fourths of the way into the fiscal year). Specifically, the border patrol seized approximately 3.3 million pounds of illegal drugs which is a 64% increase from 2008.…

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Driving With a Suspended License and DUI Charges Should Not Be Tried Together.

It is not uncommon for a person to be arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (also commonly referred to as DUI, DWI or drunk driving) and driving with a suspended or revoked license, or DWLS, in Florida. Under those circumstances the prosecutor will file at least…

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Federal Law Proposed to Allow Carrying a Concealed Weapon Permit to Remain Valid Across State Lines

Many states, including Florida, allow qualified residents to apply for and obtain concealed weapons permits. These permits allow the person to carry a concealed weapon, such as a firearm, in their vehicles and other concealed places. In Florida, carrying a concealed firearm without such a permit is a third degree…

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