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Florida Caselaw – A History of Mistakes
Florida criminal justice is not perfect. Gainesville and North Florida criminal defense lawyer Matt Landsman is here for you.
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Self Defense and Forcible Felonies – What You Need to Know – Harris v State
Don't let the Court minimize your right to self defense. Getting the right instructions is key to proving your innocence.
Talking to the Police on the Phone? Watch Out
Be careful when talking on the phone to the police - they can record you without your consent! Gainesville and North Florida criminal defense lawyer Matt Landsman is here for you.
Hemp vs Cannabis – Campbell v State
Hemp and Cannabis are indistinguishable without chemical testing. New procedures are needed to prove trafficking in marijuana.
“Do You Know Why I Pulled You Over?” Don’t Fall For This Trap
Getting pulled over can be scary - questions like this are just the beginning of police tactics you need to know.
Smith v State – A Threat is Not Hearsay in Self-Defense Case
Your state of mind is critical in self-defense cases. Don't let crucial evidence be excluded by mistake.
When “I Need a Lawyer” Isn’t Enough – The Danger of Ignored Rights in Police Interrogations
How to use the right to remain silent - learn about police tactics to protect yourself.
Cause Challenges and Juror Bias in Child Witness Cases
Who is more believable, adults or kids?- learn more here
Selling Drugs or Just Personal Use? Trick Question
Don't be fooled by this trick question. If you are being questioned by the police, ask for an attorney right away.
Martin v State – Which One Started It? Who is acting in Self-Defense?
How to decide who is acting in self-defense? Find out more at Landsman Law Blog
Karls v State – Error to Exclude Evidence of Non-Impairment in DUI
Fight to use defense evidence in your case. Find out more at Landsman Law Blog
Florida Criminal Law – Myths Debunked
What are the 4 most common myths about Florida Criminal Law and why are the wrong? Find out more at Landsman Law Blog