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He Said/She Said in a Criminal Case
Melissa Quintanilla v State – 3D22-2003 – 3rd DCA Miami Dade – He said/She Said He said/She said – reversed for improper state closing –…
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Antique Firearms in Florida
5th DCA Scheurman v State 5D2023-2294 clay county 5th DCA muzzleloader rifle is antique and is not deadly weapon or firearm unless used in crime…
Fleeing and Eluding – Florida Traffic Crime
Fleeing and Eluding is a felony in Florida and carries mandatory penalties. Everyone has had the experience of being pulled over by the police, and…
NEW LAW 2025 – Florida Immigration Law
Florida’s new immigration law was passed by the Florida legislature and signed by Governor DeSantis yesterday February 13th, 2025. This law came about after some…
How to Win a Police Interrogation
How to win in a police interrogation explained by board-certified criminal defense lawyer Matt Landsman
Watch Out For These Common Police Lies!
Watch out for common police lies! Explained by board-certified criminal defense lawyer Matt Landsman
Florida Criminal Justice – Can I Receive a Pardon?
Can I receive a pardon? Explained by board-certified criminal defense lawyer Matt Landsman
Florida Criminal Justice – You Can Be Convicted on Words Alone
Accused of a crime? You can be convicted on your words, alone. Know what to do! Explained by board-certified criminal defense lawyer Matt Landsman
What to do if the police ask “do you mind if we search you?” – Florida Law Consent Searches
When police want to search you, know what to do! Explained by board-certified criminal defense lawyer Matt Landsman
Entrapment Defense in Florida – Law Explained
Understand defense strategies for entrapment in Florida criminal defense. Explained by board-certified criminal defense lawyer Matt Landsman
New ‘Halo’ law in FL Explained
Florida's new 2025 'Halo' Law, explained by board-certified criminal defense lawyer Matt Landsman
NEW LAW 2025 – Florida’s Halo Law
Florida’s new “Halo Law,” effective January 2025, creates a protective 25-foot buffer zone around law enforcement officers, firefighters, and emergency medical crews. You can figure…