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Internal News Adam D. Rossen, founder and CEO of Rossen Law Firm, joined the faculty of Experts on DUI 2026. On the Road Again: Steering Through Florida DUI Law, the premier continuing legal education program of the Criminal Law Section of The Florida Bar. The two-day program was held live…
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Sex Crimes The moment you discover that you are the subject of a federal investigation involving online activity, everything feels urgent and overwhelming. An NCMEC report may have triggered a federal cyber warrant. Your professional reputation, your family relationships, and your freedom…
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Sex Crimes A sexual assault investigation in Florida can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months, and in some cases, more than a year, depending on the complexity of the case, the availability of evidence, and the workload of law enforcement agencies in South Florida. There is no…
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Sex Crimes Indecent exposure in Florida is not automatically classified as sexual assault, but under certain circumstances, it can lead to charges that fall within the broader category of sex crimes. The distinction depends heavily on intent, context, and whether the alleged conduct…
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Criminal Defense Domestic violence bail bonds in Florida are not immediate or automatic. After a domestic violence arrest in South Florida, a person must typically remain in custody until they appear before a judge, often at a first appearance hearing, where conditions of release and bail are…
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Criminal Defense Florida Statute 800.04 addresses lewd and lascivious offenses involving minors under the age of 16. In South Florida, these charges can arise from a wide range of conduct, often based on allegations that are deeply complex, highly sensitive, and sometimes misunderstood. At its…
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Domestic Violence Third-party contact in restraining orders refers to any indirect communication with a protected person through another individual, social platform, or intermediary. In South Florida, violating a restraining order, even unintentionally, can lead to serious criminal consequences…
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Assault & Battery Most people charged with assault or battery in Broward County have never been inside a courtroom. Many are searching for answers late at night, worried about jail time, job loss, or the long-term impact of a criminal record. Florida treats assault and battery as distinct…
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Assault & Battery The person who threw the first punch is not always the one who faces criminal charges. In Florida, assault and battery arrests regularly involve both sides of a confrontation, and the person who acted in self-defense sometimes ends up in handcuffs. If you are facing charges…
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