Facing Criminal Charges? Learn Your Rights under the Fifth Amendment

The Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution enumerates certain guaranteed rights to all citizens. Even those who face criminal charges have rights protected under the Fifth Amendment, including most notably, the right to remain silent when being interrogated by a law enforcement agent or a prosecutor to prevent self-incrimination. If you believe your rights were neglected, seek representation from …

Release on Recognizance Under Criminal Law

When you are arrested for an offense under Florida criminal law, one of your immediate concerns is how long you are going to be in jail until you are bailed out or until your court trial. In some cases, an offender may be released on his or her own recognizance, which is a release without bail because, in many cases, …