Defensa de delitos violentos en Florida Una acusación de violencia puede cambiar una vida de inmediato: arresto, fianza restrictiva, orden de no contacto, pérdida de empleo y años de prisión.
Pero una acusación no es una condena.
Florida reconoce muchos delitos violentos distintos y los elementos importan. A veces la cuestión no es si se usó fuerza, sino si esa fuerza estaba justificada.
Llevamos más de 20 años en cargos penales. Cada caso de violencia merece una defensa según las acusaciones, la evidencia, la ley y las consecuencias.
Serie paso a paso — pulse para leer cada etapa Step — INVESTIGATE THE ALLEGATION + Accused of a Violent Crime in Florida? Here's What Happens Next + What Should You Do If Police Are Investigating You for a Violent Crime? + Can You Be Arrested for a Violent Crime Without Physical Evidence? + Why You Should Get a Lawyer Before a Violent-Crime Investigation Is Complete + The Police Report Isn't the Whole Story in a Violent-Crime Case + Step — IDENTIFY THE EXACT OFFENSE + What Violent Crime Are You Actually Charged With? + Assault in Florida: What Does the State Have to Prove? + Aggravated Assault in Florida + Battery in Florida: What Does the State Have to Prove? + Aggravated Battery in Florida + Battery by Strangulation in Florida + Domestic Violence Charges in Florida + Kidnapping in Florida + False Imprisonment in Florida + Robbery in Florida + Armed Robbery in Florida + Carjacking and Robbery Offenses in Florida + Homicide Charges in Florida + Step — EXAMINE THE EVIDENCE + What Evidence Can the State Use in a Florida Violent-Crime Case? + Witness Testimony in Violent-Crime Cases + 911 Calls and Violent-Crime Prosecutions + Body-Worn Camera Evidence in Florida Criminal Cases + Surveillance Video in Violent-Crime Cases + Text Messages and Social Media in Violent-Crime Cases + Medical Records and Injury Evidence + What If There Are No Injuries? + What If There Is No Video? + Step — ANALYZE SELF-DEFENSE AND TEST THE ALLEGATION + Self-Defense in Florida: What You Need to Know + Stand Your Ground in Florida + Defense of Another Person in Florida + Defense of Property in Florida + What Is Justifiable Use of Force in Florida? + What If the Alleged Victim Started the Fight? + What If Both People Claim Self-Defense? + How Witness Credibility Can Affect a Violent-Crime Case + What If the Defendant Initially Provoked the Confrontation? + Step — ANALYZE THE CONSEQUENCES + Florida Violent-Crime Penalties: What You Need to Know + Mandatory Minimum Sentences in Florida Violent-Crime Cases + Violent-Crime Convictions and Prison Sentences + Violent-Crime Convictions and Firearm Rights + Violent-Crime Convictions and Immigration Consequences + Violent-Crime Convictions and Employment Consequences + Step — DEFEND THE CASE + Can a Florida Violent-Crime Case Be Dismissed? + What Is the Burden of Proof in a Florida Violent-Crime Case? + Can a Violent-Crime Case Be Negotiated? + Preparing a Florida Violent-Crime Case for Trial + The Complete Step-by-Step Analysis of a Florida Violent Offense + Consulta gratis 