Loss of Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in Communications
Florida has decided to afford fairly significant privacy protections to communications in Chapter 934 of the Florida Statutes. Specifically, Fla.
Court Reverses Itself on DUI Reasonable Suspicion Ruling
I can probably count on one hand the number of times I’ve convinced a court to reverse itself on a
Murder Classification and Laws for Florida
Murder Classification and Laws for Florida In Florida, murder classifion is categorized into 1st, 2nd, and 3rd degree murder depending
Economic Damages in an Auto Accident Case
In any auto accident case, there are two types of damages that could be awarded to a person injured in
Inventory Searches Subsequent to an Arrest
Unfortunately for the average citizen, there are many civil and criminal traffic violations for which law enforcement is authorized to
I Rear-Ended Someone in an Auto Accident: Am I Automatically At-Fault?
Given the State of modern technology and people’s comfort with using it, it is hardly uncommon for someone to be
I’m Making a Claim for Personal Injuries After an Accident: Should I Assume I’m Under Surveillance?
Unfortunately, auto accidents happen in Florida all the time. Fortunately, a good number of them leave the vehicle’s occupants unharmed.
Rights of a Passenger in a Stopped Vehicle
Rights of a Passenger in a Stopped Vehicle It happens hundreds if not thousands of times every day in the
Florida Personal Injury Protection
Under Florida’s system of motor vehicle insurance, all drivers are required to carry insurance on that vehicle. At a bare
Hillsborough County DUI RIDR Program
While it is never good to pick up a DUI charge, if a driver is unfortunate to have done so,