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Surviving a Fort Lauderdale Restraining Order (Injunction): What the 15-Day Window Means for Your Right to Stay in Your Own Home

If you’ve just been served with a temporary injunction in Broward County, you’re probably feeling a mixture of shock, anger, confusion, and fear — and that’s completely understandable. Being told you may have to leave your own home, that you can’t contact someone you care about, or that a judge…

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Florida Criminal Defense Lawyer: When is Case Delay Worthy of Dismissal?

If you are accused of a crime in Fort Lauderdale, you are guaranteed the right to a speedy trial. That means that criminal cases can be successfully dismissed if there are prosecutorial delays that violate a defendant’s due process right to a speedy trial. But what is the exact period…

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Florida Adopts Tougher Opioid Trafficking Penalties

A new Florida law signed by Governor Rick Scott takes aim at opioid trafficking and possession, imposing harsher penalties for those convicted of dealing and using pills, heroin, fentanyl and more. The measure, House Bill 477, enacts new mandatory minimum sentences for opioid users and dealers and establishes new bans…

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Fingerprint Analysis Increasingly a Factor in Local Law Enforcement Crime Solving

Fingerprint matching has long been considered a critical investigative tool. However, despite its longtime claims of being infallible, the practice started to fall out of favor over the last few years with emerging science indicating that finding a “match” on a fingerprint was more likely to indicate a concordant connection…

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