Category Archives: Criminal Defense
When Are Threats Legal in Fort Myers?
It is all too easy to mistakenly threaten someone in Fort Myers. Perhaps you became frustrated during a road rage incident, and you said something you now regret. Maybe you made an offhand comment to a romantic partner, and they took it the wrong way. Whatever the case may be, you should know that… Read More »
Three People Arrested in Charlotte County for Picking Berries
At first glance, an arrest for something as minor as illegal berry picking might seem like a classic example of government overreach. However, the consequences of illegal berry picking in Florida are very real. The recent arrest of three individuals highlights this fact, and the trio is now facing felony charges. What can you… Read More »
Two Women in Naples Face Criminal Consequences for Traffic Violations
Traffic crimes in Naples, Florida can lead to serious consequences. However, the consequences often depend on the unique aspects of each defendant. For an unlawful migrant, these consequences might include not only jail time and fines, but also deportation. For a celebrity or public figure, these consequences might include a loss of reputation or… Read More »
Fighting Vehicular Homicide Charges in Fort Myers
Vehicular homicide is one of the most serious crimes you can commit behind the wheel of a car in Florida. If you face this charge, you should take your defense very seriously. It may be possible to fight these charges in court, regardless of the circumstances of your situation. However, the most appropriate strategy… Read More »
Defenses to Street Racing Charges in Lee County
According to the latest statistics, authorities across Florida issue thousands of citations each year for street racing. This popular pastime may attract plenty of high-octane thrill-seekers, but it is also highly illegal in the Sunshine State. If you face criminal charges related to an alleged street race event you participated in, you might want… Read More »
New Criminal Laws in Fort Myers Take Effect on July 1st
As we approach July 1st, 2025, many new criminal laws are set to take effect in Fort Myers. These range from animal cruelty laws to new penalties on swatting. Residents should take a moment to become familiar with these changes, as knowledge could save them from unintended legal consequences. If you face charges for… Read More »
Defendant Successfully Uses “Stand Your Ground” Defense in Florida
If you need to defend yourself in Florida, you may be legally allowed to use deadly force. However, this doesn’t mean you can simply shoot anyone who starts an argument with you. The “stand your ground” defense can be difficult to successfully implement, and a recent case in Florida gives us an example of… Read More »
Violating Your Probation in Fort Myers: How Bad Can It Get?
A probation violation in Fort Myers can be quite serious. But how severe will your consequences be? This is something you might want to discuss with a defense attorney, as the consequences depend almost entirely on your unique situation. You should also know that these consequences are not guaranteed, and a defense attorney may… Read More »
Man Accused of Firearm Possession and Bomb Threats in Fort Myers
In May of 2025, the Department of Justice announced that a man in Fort Myers was facing federal gun charges. At the same time, local authorities reported that this same individual was facing charges related to several bomb and firearm threats in the area. Sources reported that this defendant had been previously charged with… Read More »
Charlotte County Senior Accused of Shooting At Door-to-Door Salesmen
Florida has relatively strong gun laws, and homeowners may be allowed to fire upon trespassers in various situations. However, it is important to gain a complete understanding of these self-defense laws before taking the law into your own hands. As a recent case shows, homeowners can face serious consequences for shooting at individuals without… Read More »