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Florida’s New Domestic Violence Laws: How Do They Affect My Case?

By Foley & Wilson |

In March of 2026, Florida introduced a number of new domestic violence bills that could change the way the Sunshine State prosecutes certain defendants. If you face domestic violence charges in Fort Myers, this is something you should be aware of. To establish a more concrete understanding of your potential consequences, consider speaking with… Read More »

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A Police Officer Arrested Me For Possession of Prescription Medication: What Can I Do?

By Foley & Wilson |

In March of 2026, AOL reported that a Florida man was suing a sheriff’s office after being arrested for possessing prescription drugs. It eventually became clear that these pills were for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), but for some reason, the arresting officer believed that they were opioids. If you have experienced something similar, you… Read More »

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When Does DUI in Fort Myers Lead to “Culpable Negligence” Charges?

By Foley & Wilson |

If you face DUI charges in Fort Myers, the authorities may have also charged you with various additional offenses. One example is “culpable negligence,” and while this is a relatively common charge, it may also be confusing for the average motorist. What exactly is culpable negligence, and how can you defend yourself against this… Read More »

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Are Smoke Grenade Launchers Legal in Florida?

By Foley & Wilson |

Grenade launchers occupy a “gray area” in terms of legality, and you may be able to own one if you load the device with smoke grenades rather than explosive grenades. However, the specific bore of the grenade launcher might also affect legality. If you face criminal charges for possession of a grenade launcher, consider… Read More »

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Accused of Violating a Cyberstalking Injunction in Fort Myers Because Someone Impersonated Me Online: What Are My Next Steps?

By Foley & Wilson |

Cyberstalking injunctions have become quite common in Florida as online communications increase. If your ex has obtained a stalking injunction against you, it probably prevents you from contacting them online. What happens if someone tries to impersonate you online and contacts your ex? Could you really face criminal consequences? How do you prove that… Read More »

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Can a Child Face Sexual Battery Charges in Fort Myers?

By Foley & Wilson |

Many people (including parents) assume that children cannot face legal consequences for engaging in sexual activities with each other. While so-called Romeo and Juliet laws may protect certain children from criminal charges, it is still possible for a relatively young child to face serious juvenile offenses for these kinds of offenses. If your child… Read More »

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Accused of Running a “Fence” in Fort Myers: What Are the Penalties?

By Foley & Wilson |

In the context of selling stolen items, the word “fence” stems from the word “defense.” The logic is that a third-party seller provides thieves with a defense against criminal charges. If you face allegations of running a fence in Florida, you should contact an experienced Fort Myers white-collar crime lawyer for further guidance. Conspiracy… Read More »

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Accidental Property Damage: Is It a Defense to Vandalism Charges in Fort Myers?

By Foley & Wilson |

If you face vandalism charges in Fort Myers because of an innocent mistake, you might be determined to defend yourself in an effective way. But is the lack of intent really a legitimate defense to vandalism in Florida? This is a question you might want to explore alongside an experienced Fort Myers theft defense… Read More »

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When Does a Threat Become Domestic Violence in Fort Myers?

By Foley & Wilson |

If your spouse or partner feels endangered by your conduct, you could potentially face domestic violence charges in Fort Myers. This is true even if you never physically contact the other person. But what exactly “counts” as a threat in this scenario? Can you really face criminal charges for something that the other person… Read More »

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Penalties for Possessing Large Quantities of Marijuana in Fort Myers

By Foley & Wilson |

Attitudes toward marijuana are steadily softening across the United States and in Florida. Recently, the current administration changed cannabis from a Schedule I drug to a Schedule III drug. However, this lenient stance begins to harden when people face charges for possessing large quantities of marijuana. What kind of penalties could you face if… Read More »