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What is Doctor Shopping in Florida?

As many Americans already know, “pill mills” are becoming a growing trend in America today. Doctors are prescribing addictive drugs at an alarming rate, resulting in many people becoming addicted to the very drugs they were once given to improve their health and quality of life. Unfortunately for those who become addicted, and even the […]

Former Ray Elijah Dukes Arrested for Driving on a Suspended License – How Do I Know if My Florida Driver License is Suspended?

Former Tampa Bay Ray Elijah Dukes has been arrested yet again – this time for driving on a suspended license. Dukes was arrested on I-75 on Easter Sunday near the MLK exit. Since 2003, Dukes has been arrested seven times. Are you concerned that your driver license might be suspended or revoked? Visit https://www6.hsmv.state.fl.us/DLCheck/main.jsp and […]

Fourth Amendment Under Siege

The Fourth Amendment to the US Constitution protects us from unreasonable searches and seizures, right? Then why are local police forces across America starting to use a new product, called “Cellebrite,” to extract personal data from the cell phones of motorists they stop for routine traffic infractions? We asked Tampa Criminal Defense lawyer Barry Taracks, […]

What is the Florida Accident Report Privilege?

Drivers who are involved in reported or alleged motor vehicle accidents have a legal duty to provide law enforcement officers with their name, address, driver license, and other relevant information under Florida Statute 316.062. To ensure that this requirement does not infringe on constitutional rights or protections (i.e.; 5th Amendment protection against self incrimination), […]

Former UCF Star Joseph Burnett Arrested

Former UCF Star and now NY Giant Joseph Burnett was charged with DUI last week, reports say. Burnett was arrested by Orlando Police after submitting to “Field Sobriety Exercises” where the police conducted roadside tests (traditionally the “walk-and-turn” and “one-leg-stand” tests.) Police indicated that Burnett failed these tests; however he gave breath samples under […]

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