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Florida Statute §796.07 | Classification: First-Degree Misdemeanor to Second-Degree Felony What Is This Charge? Solicitation of prostitution involves offering, agreeing to, or requesting to pay for sexual activity. In Florida, even an agreement or offer — without any sexual act taking place — is sufficient for a criminal charge. Law enforcement frequently conducts undercover sting operations. Penalties &…
Abuso Infantil — Estatuto de Florida §827.03 ¿Qué es el Abuso Infantil? El abuso infantil en Florida incluye cualquier acto u omisión intencional que resulte en lesión física, mental o emocional a un niño, o que cree un riesgo sustancial de dicha lesión. Los fiscales de Florida persiguen estos casos agresivamente. Clasificación del Cargo y Penalidades • Abuso Infantil (sin…
Florida Statute §800.04 | Classification: Second-Degree Felony What Is This Charge? Lewd or lascivious battery involves engaging in sexual activity with a person between the ages of 12 and 15, or encouraging, forcing, or enticing a person under 16 to engage in sadomasochistic abuse, sexual bestiality, or prostitution. Penalties & Fines Up to 15 years in Florida state…
Florida Statute §812.014 | Classification: Third-Degree Felony to First-Degree Felony (based on value) What Is This Charge? Grand theft occurs when a person knowingly and unlawfully obtains, uses, or endeavors to obtain or use property belonging to another person valued at $750 or more, with the intent to temporarily or permanently deprive the owner of it. Penalties &…
Domestic Violence in Florida — What You Need to Know Florida Statute §741.28 What Is Domestic Violence? In Florida, domestic violence is not a single charge — it is a category of offenses that covers a wide range of criminal acts committed by one family or household member against another. Under Florida Statute §741.28, domestic violence includes assault, aggravated assault,…
Florida Statute §316.027 / §316.061 | Classification: Second-Degree Misdemeanor to First-Degree Felony What Is This Charge? Florida law requires any driver involved in a crash to immediately stop, remain at the scene, provide identifying information, and render reasonable aid to injured persons. Failure to do so is a criminal offense. Penalties & Fines Crash involving only property damage:…
Resistencia con Violencia — Estatuto de Florida §843.01 ¿Qué es la Resistencia con Violencia? La resistencia con violencia involucra consciente y deliberadamente resistir, obstruir u oponerse a un oficial de la ley mediante el uso de violencia o amenazando usar violencia, mientras ese oficial realiza sus deberes legales. Clasificación del Cargo Delito Grave de Tercer Grado Penalidades y Multas •…
Florida Statute §812.13 | Classification: Second-Degree Felony to Life Felony What Is This Charge? Robbery in Florida is the taking of money or other property from a person by force, violence, assault, or by putting that person in fear. What distinguishes robbery from theft is the use of force, threat, or intimidation against another person during the taking.…
Florida Statute §322.34 | Classification: Second-Degree Misdemeanor to Third-Degree Felony What Is This Charge? Driving while your Florida driver’s license is suspended, revoked, or canceled is a criminal offense — not merely a traffic infraction. The severity of the charge depends on whether you had knowledge of the suspension and how many prior offenses you have. Penalties &…
Florida Statute §322.03 | Classification: Second-Degree Misdemeanor What Is This Charge? Driving without ever having obtained a valid Florida driver’s license — or driving while your license is expired — is a criminal offense in Florida. This is distinct from DWLS, which applies when a previously issued license has been formally suspended or revoked. Penalties & Fines Up…