Under Florida law, leaving the scene of an accident, or ‘hit and run,’ is a serious criminal traffic offense that can be charged as a misdemeanor or felony. There are three types of leaving the […]
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Unlike civil law, which deals with the relationships between individuals, criminal law governs an individual’s relationship to the state. The United States Congress, state legislatures, cities, and local municipalities establish laws for prosecuting crimes (harmful
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Green means go, Red means stop, Yellow means…Speed up? Yellow actually means slow down, but this is not what is commonly witnessed or practiced. The reasons behind speeding up on a yellow light vary from
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Vehicular Manslaughter, occurs when an individual causes the death of a human being or viable fetus, by reckless driving when operating a motor vehicle. A disappointing fact about vehicular manslaughter is that, Florida law does
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Lose your license on the spot? Under Florida’s “stop and snatch” DUI Administrative Suspension law, police officers have been empowered to: Suspend your license for up to one year on the spot Give you a
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A DUI charge without an injury is serious enough. If you were in an accident where someone was hurt, the police probably took a blood sample from you, or your blood was drawn at the
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Vehicular homicide, Florida’s most serious criminal driving offense, is set forth in Florida Statute 782.071. In general, this charge involves the killing of another person or of a viable fetus by injury to the mother
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