Property crimes in Florida span a range of illegal activities, including arson, trespassing, theft, and vandalism.  Generally, the common principle to all the different activities is using or taking someone else’s property without their permission.  Relatedly, you could have had permission, but it was revoked, and you continued to use that person’s property.

Have you been charged with a violent crime in Sarasota and are looking for legal representation? Adam Dunn and the Dunn Law Firm can provide you competent representation as your case moves through the court system. Here’s more information about violent crimes in Florida:

If you have been arrested or charged and convicted, there may be an opportunity to expunge your record in Florida. Expungement differs from records sealing, though the two offer some similarities.

If you are facing criminal charges you might feel the most important considerations are for your upcoming case. You may also be tempted to plead to lesser charges to avoid missing time from work if you are employed. There are unfortunately some long-term consequences to consider if you believe missing time from your job is the most important issue.

If you are facing criminal charges, there is a series of steps to follow in your defense case. Following these steps can help you prepare for your case and educate yourself with information related to the decisions you may have to make. Learn about the criminal defense steps by reading on.

When a minor is arrested, parents and guardians are understandably concerned about what the future holds for them. Is the trial process the same one that adults go through, or are children and adolescents subject to different rules and regulations? The answer is that circumstances and specific charges are important here, but felony charges are a possibility when minors commit serious crimes.