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Can My Teenager Be Deemed a Sex Offender? November 19, 2019
Can my teenager be deemed a Sex Offender? Yes! Imagine that your high school senior son has a new girlfriend; she is a sophomore. Your son is 17 and the girl is 15. If they become intimate, the boy ...
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Are You on Solid Ground to STAND YOUR GROUND? September 27, 2019
Our United States Constitution became effective on March 4, 1789. A cornerstone of the United States Constitution is the right to bear arms. The 4 th Amendment to our Constitution enforced the notion ...
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DON'T PICK THE BERRIES.... Even from Your Own Property! September 6, 2019
Florida’s Saw Palmetto plants are defined as “Commercially Exploited Plants”. Florida Statute 581.185 (c) makes it illegal from for any person to harvest Saw Palmetto berries without permission of the ...
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COURT: The Crossroads Between Criminal and Family Law August 5, 2019
The imposition of a Domestic Violence Injunction is a Civil Court proceeding. However, oftentimes it intersects with criminal charges and its consequences affect citizens’ Constitutional Rights. ...
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Your 5th Amendment Rights May 9, 2018
Many Americans recognize the phrase “I plead the 5 th ,” but what specific rights does the 5 th amendment grant you? How can these rights be used in your favor against criminal charges? Read on to ...
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Domestic Violence - Who Suffers, the Victim or the Accused? April 7, 2017
The answer is…. BOTH DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS If you are the victim of domestic violence, you have probably suffered both mental and physical abuse. Domestic violence victims often do not want to ...
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