Skip to main content

Exit WCAG Theme

Switch to Non-ADA Website

Accessibility Options

Select Text Sizes

Select Text Color

Website Accessibility Information Close Options
Close Menu
Foley & Wilson Law Firm Motto
  • Schedule A Free Consultation

Author Archives: Jay Butchko

ComputerCrime2

Video Game Hackers Face Serious Federal Charges in Florida

By Foley & Wilson |

Hacking a video game might seem like a bit of innocent fun, but it can lead to serious, federal cybercrime charges in Florida. Two recent stories illustrate just how serious this situation can become – and both involve prison sentences. If you were charged with hacking into a video game, you should approach this… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
HandcuffFingerprint

When Is Borrowing Theft in Fort Myers?

By Foley & Wilson |

People have been borrowing things from each other since the dawn of civilization, and some of the earliest documented legal disputes involved farmers leasing animals to each other. Today, many people in Florida borrow things from each other all the time. Perhaps you realized that you borrowed something from someone and never had a… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
Gavel

Mail-Order Drugs: How Bad Can It Get in Florida?

By Foley & Wilson |

These days, Florida residents can shop online for almost anything they can imagine – including controlled substances. But while online shopping for illegal drugs may seem like a tempting prospect, Fort Myers residents should also consider the potential risks. Whether you’re the sender or receiver, engaging in these kinds of cross-border drug deals can… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
Burglary

What Might Lead to Heightened Burglary Penalties in Fort Myers?

By Foley & Wilson |

Burglary is bad enough on its own, but there are several “aggravating factors” that can make this situation much worse. If your situation involves these factors, you should take your charges very seriously. One of the best ways to accomplish this goal is to consult with a qualified, experienced burglary defense attorney in Fort… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
CrimDef4

Is Video Footage Admissible Evidence in Fort Myers Domestic Violence Cases?

By Foley & Wilson |

Due to the widespread availability of smartphones, nanny cams, and baby cams, video surveillance may become an important form of evidence in a Fort Myers domestic violence case. But is this video footage even admissible in court? If you have been accused of domestic violence, you might be asking yourself this very question. The… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
CrimDefense

Sex Crimes

By Foley & Wilson |

In the sunshine state of Florida, the law takes a stern stance against sexual offenses, recognizing the profound harm they inflict on victims and society. These offenses encompass a broad spectrum of actions, each carrying distinct legal definitions and penalties. Let’s delve into some of the most prevalent types of sex crimes in Florida… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
CourtGavel

Challenging the Chain of Custody in Fort Myers Drug Cases

By Foley & Wilson |

Chain of custody is an important but ill-understood concept in Fort Myers drug cases. While the average defendant might not be aware of what this phrase means, a qualified attorney can form an entire defense strategy around it. Chain of custody issues are relatively common in drug cases, and some defendants have been acquitted… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
DUI_Law2

Can You Get a DUI for Driving Any Vehicle in Fort Myers?

By Foley & Wilson |

Many people in Fort Myers may not realize that DUI laws apply to virtually all types of vehicles – and not just normal passenger cars. It is possible to get a DUI while driving virtually any vehicle imaginable. As long as you are operating on the road, you cannot be intoxicated. This is something… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
JuvenileArrest

Florida Considers New Gun Laws Targeting Juveniles

By Foley & Wilson |

At the beginning of 2024, Florida announced a number of new laws that aim to crack down on crime. Like many other states, a key focus for the Sunshine State is gun crime – particularly firearm offenses committed by juveniles. One of the most notable new laws being introduced targets juveniles and aims to… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
Judge

What Happens When You Threaten a Federal Judge in Florida?

By Foley & Wilson |

If you’re asking yourself what happens when you threaten a federal judge in Florida, the answer is quite simple: You will face serious consequences. This is considered a serious federal offense, and it is something that the courts take extremely seriously. The reason for this serious approach is somewhat obvious. Federal judges represent an… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn

The criminal defense experience you need to pursue your objectives and protect your rights.

By submitting this form I acknowledge that form submissions via this website do not create an attorney-client relationship, and any information I send is not protected by attorney-client privilege.

Skip footer and go back to main navigation