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5 Things You Should Never Do If You Are Arrested in FloridaYou are driving when suddenly you see red and blue flashing lights in your rearview mirror. It's every driver's worst nightmare.
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Florida's 'Paramedic of the Year' Helps Steal COVID-19 VaccinesA Palm Beach Garden man who was named 2020 paramedic of the year admitted to investigators that he played a role in the alleged theft of coronavirus vaccine.
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Why Can’t Attorneys Guarantee Results in Criminal Cases?Can a Lawyer Guarantee You Result? We all love good guarantee! When you're hiring a lawyer for the first time you might ask them if their results are guaranteed
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Can Police Search Impounded Cars Without a Warrant in Florida?Police can search your car for many reasons. If you are arrested for any kind of traffic violation such as DUI, your vehicle will most likely be impounded.
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What Is the Difference Between a Felony and a Misdemeanor in Florida?A felony and a misdemeanor in Palm Beach Gardens are two classifications of crime and they are dived up on what the sentencing could be.
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Can I Remove a Warrant in a Florida Criminal Case?Can an arrest warrant be removed prior to your arrest? The answer is simply sometimes. Find out why here.
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Five Most Common Holiday Crimes 2020While the holidays should be the merriest time of the year, the 2020 holiday season will also bring skyrocketing crime rates along with it.
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What Is The Williams Rule In Florida?Florida's "Williams Rule": How It Can Affect Your Criminal Case
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What Is Operation Green Light 2022 and How It Can Save You MoneyOperation Green Light in Palm Beach Gardens County, Florida is a recent initiative that was passed by state legislators requiring local court clerks.
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Can a Criminal Defense Attorney Contact the Victim in Florida?If you were arrested and are awaiting a hearing or trial in Florida, the alleged victim of the offense you were arrested for is a key witness in your case.
