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Asalto — Estatuto de Florida §784.011 ¿Qué es el Asalto? En Florida, el asalto se define como una amenaza intencional e ilegal — por palabras o actos — de hacer violencia a otra persona, combinada con la aparente capacidad de llevarla a cabo, y un acto que crea un temor bien fundado en la otra persona de que la violencia…
DUI en Florida — Lo Que Necesita Saber Estatuto de Florida §316.193 ¿Qué es un DUI en Florida? Conducir Bajo la Influencia (DUI) es uno de los cargos criminales más comunes en Florida — y uno de los más serios. A diferencia de muchos estados, Florida trata las condenas por DUI como permanentes. No pueden sellarse, borrarse ni eliminarse de…
La Salud Mental y el Sistema de Justicia Penal en Florida — Lo Que Necesita Saber La Intersección de la Salud Mental y el Derecho Penal La salud mental y el sistema de justicia penal se intersectan con más frecuencia de lo que la mayoría de las personas se dan cuenta. Un porcentaje significativo de las personas acusadas de delitos…
Florida Statute §810.02 | Classification: Third-Degree Felony to Life Felony (depending on circumstances) What Is This Charge? Burglary in Florida is entering or remaining in a dwelling, structure, or conveyance with the intent to commit a crime inside. Florida law does not require that the intended crime actually be carried out — the unlawful entry combined with criminal…
When children are involved, divorce becomes more complex — even when both parents are in complete agreement. Florida law requires specific documents addressing parenting arrangements before a court will finalize any divorce involving minor children. What Makes a Divorce With Children Different? In Florida, any divorce involving minor or dependent children requires a court-approved Parenting Plan before the divorce can…
Abandonar la Escena de un Accidente — Estatuto de Florida §316.027 / §316.061 ¿Qué es Abandonar la Escena de un Accidente? La ley de Florida requiere que cualquier conductor involucrado en un accidente se detenga inmediatamente, permanezca en la escena, proporcione información de identificación y preste asistencia razonable a cualquier persona lesionada. No hacerlo es un delito criminal. Clasificación del…
Florida Statute §784.048 | Classification: First-Degree Misdemeanor (Aggravated Stalking: Third-Degree Felony) What Is This Charge? Stalking in Florida is willfully, maliciously, and repeatedly following, harassing, or cyberstalking another person. A single incident is not enough — the law requires a pattern of conduct. Cyberstalking through electronic communication is also covered. Penalties & Fines Stalking (base offense): First-Degree Misdemeanor…
Florida Statute §827.03 | Classification: Third-Degree Felony to First-Degree Felony What Is This Charge? Child abuse in Florida includes any intentional act or omission that results in physical, mental, or emotional injury to a child, or that creates a substantial risk of such injury. Florida prosecutors pursue these cases aggressively. Penalties & Fines Child Abuse (without aggravating factors):…
When parents separate or divorce in Florida, the court does not simply decide that children will live with one parent and visit the other. Florida law requires a detailed, court-approved Parenting Plan that addresses every aspect of how parents will share responsibility for their children. What Is a Florida Parenting Plan? A Parenting Plan is a written document required in…
Florida Statute §893.13 | Classification: First-Degree Misdemeanor to Third-Degree Felony (depending on substance and amount) What Is This Charge? Florida law makes it unlawful to knowingly possess a controlled substance without a valid prescription. The severity of the charge depends on the type of substance and the amount found in your possession. Penalties & Fines Cannabis under 20…