by Brandon Legal Group | Jan 16, 2020 | Criminal Law Articles & Blogs
What is the Jimmy Ryce Act? The Jimmy Ryce Act allows the " involuntary commitment " of violent sex offenders following a criminal prison sentence. For most crimes, a person is free to go home after serving their jail time. However, for violent sex offenders it's not...
by Brandon Legal Group | Jan 8, 2020 | Criminal Law Articles & Blogs
Evy Udell was a resident of Boca Raton Florida, who was tragically and sadistically killed by a delivery worker last year. Rep. Michael Caruso (R-Delay Beach) is sponsoring a law requiring all company delivery worker to pass local and criminal background checks, and...
by Brandon Legal Group | Nov 27, 2019 | DUI BUI Lawyer Brandon
Whether you call it Blackout Wednesday, or Thanksgiving Eve, the day before Thanksgiving is the busiest drinking day of the year. Bar owners look forward to this day all year while the employees dread the night long marathon of drunks. Why is every one out and about?...
by Brandon Legal Group | Sep 24, 2018 | Criminal Law Articles & Blogs, Expungement
Assuming you qualify, the following may be considered for expungement in the state of Florida. Criminal Arrest Records Arrest Mistakes Juvenile Expunctions When A Diversion Program Is Completed If Your History Is Annotated In Error By The F.D.L.E. If You Were Found...
by Brandon Legal Group | Sep 17, 2018 | Criminal Law Articles & Blogs, Expungement
What Are The Benefits Of An Expungement When you have your record expunged or sealed in Florida, it means that: Government offices like the Local Law Enforcement Agencies, the Clerk’s Office and the State Attorney’s Office will remove your record. As per Florida law,...
by Brandon Legal Group | Sep 12, 2018 | Criminal Law Articles & Blogs, Expungement
Florida Expungements Have you ever been arrested or got a Notice to Appear in Florida? If so, then you likely have a criminal record, even if the case was abandoned or dropped. There are serious negative consequences if you have a criminal record. A record can prevent...
