March 2024

What Are the Key Differences Between Federal and State Criminal Charges?     I’m frequently asked about the differences between federal and state charges, and the distinctions are significant. It’s like dealing with two entirely different languages. For those facing federal charges, they differ from state charges. At the state level, plea agreements negotiated with […]

DUI Sentencing in Florida: Minimum Penalties and Reduction Strategies Being charged with a DUI in Fort Lauderdale or anywhere in South Florida is often an unpleasant wake-up call — especially if it’s your first time facing the criminal justice system. You might be wondering if you have to accept the full consequences of a misdemeanor

⚖️ Are There Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Drug Trafficking in Florida? Yes—and they’re severe. If you’re charged with drug trafficking in Florida, you’re not just facing the possibility of prison—you’re facing mandatory minimum sentencing laws that require a judge to impose a specific sentence if you’re found guilty. 🎥 Watch the video below as I

🚫 Should I Talk to the Police Without a Lawyer Present? A client I’m currently representing in a DUI case called me recently. Now, he’s being investigated for a possible hit-and-run. The police reached out and asked him to provide a statement. His question was simple: “Should I talk to them?” My answer: Absolutely not—at

What Are My Rights Regarding Illegal Searches and Seizures? Has a law enforcement officer tried to search your person or property without a warrant? Under the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution, you have a right to secure your property against unlawful seizures. When a law enforcement officer attempts to seize your property without first going