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Understanding Reckless Discharge of a Firearm

Shooting a gun is acceptable under limited circumstances, such as shooting practice or hunting. Outside of these situations, discharging a firearm may result in...

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Assault vs. Battery: Differences, Examples, and Penalties

Many people think “assault” and “battery” are two words used to refer to the same crime. However, in Florida, these are different but related crimes. If...

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Understanding Gun Laws in Florida

As a gun owner or potential gun owner, it's essential to understand the complexities of Florida's gun laws. These laws evolve, and new gun laws in Florida affec...

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How Long Do Restraining Orders Last in Florida? A Guide

When your safety is at stake, knowledge is power. If you’re wondering, “How long do restraining orders last in Florida?” our guide discusses comprehensive...

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Is It Illegal To Have Sex In Public?

Engaging in sex acts in public doesn’t just raise eyebrows—it may also raise some legal concerns. This blog will delve into specific laws regarding sexual a...

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A Guide to Restraining Orders in Florida

State laws are in place to protect those most vulnerable to harm and abuse. A restraining order, a.k.a. an injunction, in Florida is a legal tool that individua...

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Understanding Domestic Violence Laws in Florida

Domestic violence laws in Florida are broad and complex. These laws are in place to protect those in danger and penalize people who cause harm to others. It is ...

Florida Knife Laws: Everything You Need to Know

Knives are helpful in many situations, such as when sharpening a stick on a hiking trip, cutting or peeling a piece of fruit on a picnic, or dressing fish or ga...

Stand Your Ground Law in Florida Explained

In 2005, Florida revised its “stand your ground” law, a controversial self-defense statute permitting citizens to use deadly force and receive immunity from...

What is Withhold of Adjudication?

If you’ve ever been charged with a crime in Florida, you may have heard the term “withhold of adjudication.” It’s a term that’s often used in the crim...

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Understanding Reckless Discharge of a Firearm

Assault vs. Battery: Differences, Examples, and Penalties

Understanding Gun Laws in Florida

How Long Do Restraining Orders Last in Florida? A Guide

Is It Illegal To Have Sex In Public?

A Guide to Restraining Orders in Florida

Understanding Domestic Violence Laws in Florida

Florida Knife Laws: Everything You Need to Know

Stand Your Ground Law in Florida Explained

What is Withhold of Adjudication?

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