A Primer on Tax Evasion
It’s that time of year when many of us are busy compiling records in order to prepare our state and federal income tax filings. Let’s face it: navigating the tax ...
No Prison Time For Clients Facing Serious Felonies
Herman Law gets no prison time for client accused of Animal Cruelty Herman Law successfully defends clients accused of serious charges, and most recently, secured excellent plea deals for two ...
Resisting Without Violence
In Florida, resisting arrest without violence is considered to be a first-degree misdemeanor. Penalties include fines, jail time, and a mark on your permanent criminal record should you be convicted. ...
Federal Embezzlement Punishments
The federal crime of embezzlement is a crime of theft. Specifically, it involves theft from the federal government. Embezzlement is a unique type of theft crime in the way that ...
The Potential Penalties for Prostitution
Florida has been cracking down on the entire prostitution industry. The Florida Prostitution Statute can implicate those possibly participating in prostitution, soliciting a prostitute, or even gaining some sort of ...
Florida Criminal Defense Attorneys
Under Florida law, sex offenders are required to register in the state’s sex offender registry database. Failure to register can land you in more legal trouble. The requirements and process ...
How Does Florida Law Define Robbery?
In the State of Florida, the crime of robbery is a felony offense. Robbery involves using force, or the threat of force, in taking the money or property of another. ...
Florida Lawmaker Proposes Restoring Civil Rights to Nonviolent Felons
State Representative Cord Byrd has introduced a bill that would allow convicted felons to seek to have their civil rights restored. This includes voting and gun rights. However, the petitioners ...
What is Mail Fraud?
Because of its broad application, mail fraud is one of the most commonly pursued federal criminal charges. Generally defined, mail fraud occurs when someone uses the mail system in an ...
What Are Electronic Monitoring Devices?
In Florida, electronic monitoring devices, such as ankle bracelets, are used by the Department of Corrections to ensure an individual complies with the terms of their parole or probation. Ankle ...