Cyberbullying among children is becoming more and more popular given the overwhelming access to technology. Things like body shaming and harassment have become commonplace in schools and on the internet. There has been such a huge influx that online support groups...
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Accused of a crime? Don’t make these mistakes on Facebook
When facing criminal accusations, it is wise to protect yourself and seek a good criminal defense attorney. However, when awaiting trial and sentencing it is important to tread carefully and with caution as to your actions. Some individuals have made grave mistakes in...
Investigative Tactics Play Major Role in Record High Exoneration Rates
There has been a massive increase in the number of exonerations in America as of late, to the point where we have reached a record high. More importantly, there's been a significant increase in non-DNA related exonerations while those involving DNA have flat lined....
Using Domestic Violence Accusations in order to Sway Family Court Cases
Family law cases are complicated matters and can become even more difficult for everyone involved when there are allegations of domestic abuse. Unfortunately, there is a trend towards an increase in the use of false accusations of domestic violence to gain an...
How to Obtain a Certificate of Eligibility to Have Your Criminal Record Sealed or Expunged in Florida
Having a criminal record is never an easy thing to deal with especially in this society. It can affect an individual in many ways some seen and some unforeseen. Many individuals try to research different outlets in order to get their criminal records sealed or...
Miami-Dade Court Judge Rules Bitcoin is not Money in Recent Laundering Case
Bitcoin, a form of virtual currency, was recently placed under scrutiny in a case of money laundering in South Florida. The man being accused, was a web designer named Michell Espinoza, who had transmitted $1,500 worth of this virtual "money." Espinoza sold the coins...
2.4 Million Dollars Found in Luggage at Miami International Airport Leads to Fraud Charges
Fraud charges in Miami are not uncommon, but it is unusual when someone attempts to smuggle millions of dollars in from another country in their suitcase at Miami International Airport. That is exactly what happened on June 4 when two women traveling from the...
5 Things to Know For Your First DUI
Drinking and driving is an offense some of us tend to take for granted until we get pulled over. What constitutes a DUI? According to the Florida Department of Highway Safety, it's when it is found that the operator of the vehicle is proven to be impaired beyond the...
Supreme Court Rules that Warrants Are Needed for Blood Tested DUI
There is continuing controversy over constitutional infringement regarding breath tests without a warrant. The United States Supreme Court finds that being submitted to a blood test for alcohol abuse is unconstitutional while breath-tests without probable cause remain...
Florida Supreme Court to Evaluate Constitutionality of Breath Test Arrests
The Florida State Supreme Court is preparing to hear arguments about the state law which allows citizens to be prosecuted if they refuse a breathalyzer. Currently, Florida law allows police officers to arrest suspected drunk drivers if they refuse to take a breath...






