Getting Out of Jail After an Arrest

March 18th, 2020

When people are arrested and placed in jail, usually their top priority is getting out of jail and back home where they belong. Often, this is accomplished by posting bail or cash bond and promising that in return for being released on bail, the defendant promises to appear at all future hearings and court dates.

Defending Against a Constructive Possession of Drugs Charge

June 1st, 2024

Facing drug charges in Florida is a serious matter, as a conviction can result in jail time, a fine, and a variety of consequences to your personal and professional life. However, the nature of the charges against you may work to your advantage. If prosecutors have charged you with constructive possession of a controlled substance,

Caught Selling? Fighting Drug Distribution Charges in Pensacola

March 31st, 2024

If you’re facing drug distribution charges in Pensacola, Florida, you need to understand the severity of your situation and the potential consequences. Drug distribution is a serious offense that carries harsh penalties, including lengthy prison sentences and substantial fines. However, with the help of a skilled criminal defense attorney, you may be able to fight

What Qualifies as Drug Paraphernalia?

March 15th, 2023

As an attorney who has worked on countless criminal defense cases, Brandon Morris has dealt with drug-related charges and accusations more times than he can count. One issue that comes up frequently in such cases is the definition of drug paraphernalia. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at what qualifies as drug paraphernalia

What Do You Need to Know About Your Cocaine Possession Charge?

January 1st, 2022

Cocaine possession is a serious charge in Florida. Under federal law, cocaine is listed as a Schedule 2 drug. The Controlled Substances Act includes any derivative or extract from coca leaves and includes the leaves themselves from which cocaine is derived. Historically, cocaine was used medicinally as an anesthetic and to treat a variety of

Penalties for Marijuana Possession in Florida

January 20th, 2020

If you’re like most adults over the age of 18, you’ve heard about “marijuana decriminalization.” Essentially, decriminalization means that if someone is caught possessing marijuana for personal consumption for the first time, they will not be arrested, they won’t be sent to jail or prison, and they won’t acquire a criminal record. Some of the states that

Can a Florida DUI Lead to Deportation?

January 6th, 2020

Driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs is the one crime that is commonly committed by non-criminals. Meaning, people who don’t have a previous criminal history or who don’t typically engage in criminal behavior. As such, we often see normal people get arrested for DUI, including mothers and fathers, teachers, doctors, retail associates, salespeople,

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