Monthly Archives: July 2020
What is My Constitutional Right to Remain Silent?
You’ve likely seen the “right to remain silent” referenced numerous times on television and in the movies, but many people don’t know exactly what it means. The right to remain silent refers to the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution. This amendment protects you from being forced to testify or say anything that… Read More »
Frequently Asked Questions on Criminal Charges in Tampa
If you have been arrested for an alleged crime, or believe you are under investigation, it’s understandable that you may have a lot of questions. The criminal process can be confusing for most people. It is essential to understand how the criminal process works in Florida. That way, you know what the charges and… Read More »
How Do You Qualify to Have Your Florida Criminal Record Expunged or Sealed?
The terms expunge and seal are often used interchangeably, but they do have different meanings. When a criminal record is sealed, it still exists, but the public does not have access to view it. However, some sealed records are accessible to police, government agencies, and the military. When your record is expunged, agencies who… Read More »
