Law Enforcement Cannot Remove You from Your Home Just to Talk
Seiracki v. State On February 16, 2022, Florida’s Second District Court of Appeal decided the Seiracki v. State, a case
Seiracki v. State On February 16, 2022, Florida’s Second District Court of Appeal decided the Seiracki v. State, a case
By: Adam L. Bantner, II Board Certified Criminal Trial Law Attorney The Accident-Report Privilege Most Florida drivers are aware of
By: Adam L. Bantner, II Board Certified Criminal Trial Attorney You would think that the answer to this question would
By: Adam L. Bantner, II Board Certified Criminal Trial Law Attorney It should go without saying, but you can do
By: Adam L. Bantner, II Board Certified Criminal Trial Attorney Contrary to what many prosecutors, and a few judges, believe,
You Can Say, "No," to Field Sobriety Exercises This is the short version of the standard FSEs. The officer will
An Excited Utterance Can Be Admissible Even When Self-Serving By Adam L. Bantner, II Adam@TampaCrimeAttorneys.com www.TampaCrimeAttorneys.com During the course of
What Happens When the State Hides the Ball?Sometimes intentionally, sometimes inadvertently, the Office of the State Attorney and its prosecutors
If a person is serious about taking their case to trial, they need to be represented by an attorney with
The Corpus Delecti RuleFlorida is one of a few jurisdictions where the "corpus delecti" rule still applies to the benefit