As a criminal defense attorney practicing in Fort Lauderdale, I’ve received more than a few panicked phone calls that start: “I missed my court date. What do I do now?” The anxiety in their voices is palpable, and for good reason: missing a court appearance can transform a manageable legal…
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Tourists and DUIs: What Happens If You’re Arrested for Drunk Driving on Vacation in Fort Lauderdale?
Fort Lauderdale is a premier vacation destination, attracting millions of visitors each year with its pristine beaches, vibrant nightlife, and year-round sunshine. Unfortunately, the combination of vacation relaxation, unfamiliar surroundings, and Florida’s party atmosphere can sometimes lead to poor decisions—including getting behind the wheel after drinking. If you’re a tourist…
How a Broward DUI Conviction Can Impact Your Professional License
If you’re a licensed professional in Florida and have been charged with driving under the influence (DUI), the potential consequences extend far beyond fines, license suspension, or jail time. One of the most significant impacts you may face is the threat to your professional license, which can directly affect your…
Possible Spike in Broward Sex Crime Arrests as Assault Kits Increasingly Being Tested
The Broward County Sheriff’s Office has come under scrutiny after it was revealed a man arrested on charges of sexually assaulting a juvenile last year was charged earlier this month with armed kidnapping and sexual battery of another person in 2003. That case had remained cold for 15 years. At…
FHSMV Doles $5M to Warn Public About Penalties for Driving High
Marijuana use is gaining acceptance in a growing number of states across the country, and it’s even approved in Florida for limited medicinal uses. Many municipalities have decriminalized personal possession, but that doesn’t mean people can use it with impunity – particularly on the roads. In fact, nothing about F.S.…
Broward Jury Acquits Stepdad of Molestation Charges
After 3.5 hours of deliberations, a Broward County jury acquitted a Pembroke Pines man of molesting his two stepdaughters three years ago, as they had accused. The 52-year-old was facing a possible sentence of life in prison if convicted on the charges, which included four counts of capital sexual battery,…