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
Illegal Searches Under Florida Law
The United States Constitution sets out basic protections for citizens. One of those basic protections, enshrined in the Bill of
Arrest Warrant & Search Warrant: What’s The Difference?
Any casual viewer of any crime show such as Law & Order is familiar with the terms arrest warrant and
Is Your Identity Protected by the Accident-Report Privilege?
By: Adam L. Bantner, II Board Certified Criminal Trial Law Attorney The Accident-Report Privilege Most Florida drivers are aware of
Do I Have to Do Field Sobriety Exercises?
You Can Say, "No," to Field Sobriety Exercises This is the short version of the standard FSEs. The officer will
The Inevitable Discovery Doctrine
A room after a search, Russia, early 20th century. Found in the collection of the Russian State Film and Photo
If The Motel Room is Searched, Can the Parked Car Be Searched?
One of the tools readily available to law enforcement is a search warrant. A warrant typically follows days, weeks, or