Those are words Floridians aren’t hearing so much these days. There are more than 238,000 warrants for arrest in Florida. The crimes associated with these arrests range from the worst to the least serious. Why are these warrants outstanding? Judges, law enforcement officials and reformers across the country say the glut of warrants overwhelms the […]
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The question posed in the title of this blog post is complex. Some may read it and think, “well some get better while others die in hospitals.” But this isn’t that. All Children’s Hospital now known as Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital after the prestigious Johns Hopkins bought the local hospital six years ago, is
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Raimundo Atesiano, the former Biscayne Park chief of police, was sentenced yesterday to three years in prison for framing three innocent men for burglaries in the small town north of Miami. As chief, Atesiano wanted to solve the burglaries and ensure the community that they were safe. He chose crime to make that point and
As a recent article in the Tampa Bay Times points out, guns have been an integral part of the Florida and the United States of America since the colonial period. Guns were the subject of the 2nd Amendment which was ratified in December 1791. The amendment reads: “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the
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Holiday parties, office closings, relatives visiting all lead to one thing-a dramatic increase in drunk driving arrests in the Bay area. The past few months, we’ve already witnessed a rash of wrong-way crashes on the Howard Franklin Bridge. Most recently, a 78-year-old man was arrested for DUI after driving the wrong way on McMullen Booth
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Most people know us for our criminal defense work, help with auto accidents, and divorces. However, we also help people who’ve received any kind to traffic ticket. We charge a low fee of $69 with no hidden costs or extra fees. $69, that’s what you pay. If there is a court hearing, we will go
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Christopher Precopia was in a heap of trouble and he knew it. A former girlfriend said that two days earlier, he had broken into her home and sliced an “X” into her chest with a box cutter. The two dated several years earlier, but Precopia couldn’t remember the last time the two had contact. Now he
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The Catholic bishops met this past week in Washington DC. They had one item on their agenda that was sure to monopolize the press coverage. How were they going to handle the new wave of sex abuse, especially now that it has evolved into a story more about themselves than the priests? This time it’s
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In a rare show of bipartisan cooperation, the Congress is working on making significant prison reform. The legislation, called the First Step Act, has the support of President Trump. “Today, I am thrilled to announce my support for this bipartisan bill that will make our communities safer and give former inmates a second chance at
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Déjà vu all over again. I was Al Gore’s lawyer and oversaw 5 counties in the 2000 presidential recount. I worked Hernando county mostly, but we had fights in everyone of them. I had to bring my brother to keep the extremes’ right wing nuts from attacking me. It was a surreal time. The recount
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