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Filing an Injunction for Protection

Posted by Stephen G. Cobb, BCS | Sep 21, 2023 | 0 Comments

Nobody ever deserves to be hit or treated cruelly, especially by the ones they love. While everyone would probably agree that that is true, it is not always the way things actually are. There are many reasons that domestic or stranger violence occurs and when it becomes a regular problem, when it...

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False Domestic Charges

Posted by Stephen G. Cobb, BCS | Sep 21, 2023 | 0 Comments

Domestic violence law in Florida is not just one law, but several laws that operate together. Thus, it is more accurate to think and speak in terms of Florida's Domestic Violence Laws. The reason is very simple: Florida's legal system creates many different types of domestic abuse that constitute...

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Rehabilitation for Offenders in Florida

Posted by Stephen G. Cobb, BCS | Sep 20, 2023 | 0 Comments

What rehabilitation options are there in Florida for offenders? Rehabilitation is a process that aims to help people who have committed crimes to change their behavior, acquire skills, and reintegrate into society. Rehabilitation can be an alternative or a complement to the prison sentence, depen...

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Did you know that in Florida, there is the possibility of performing community service as an alternative sanction to imprisonment for the commission of a crime?

Posted by Stephen G. Cobb, BCS | Sep 19, 2023 | 0 Comments

Community service is a voluntary activity that is carried out for the benefit of the community without receiving any payment or financial compensation. Community service can have different purposes, such as helping people in need, taking care of the environment, and promoting education or human r...

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Restriction order

Posted by Stephen G. Cobb, BCS | Sep 18, 2023 | 0 Comments

A restraining order in Florida is a court order that prohibits a person from approaching or contacting another person who has been a victim or is at risk of being a victim of some type of violence. The restraining order is intended to prevent the aggressor from continuing to commit acts of violen...

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Penalties and Sentencing in Florida

Posted by Stephen G. Cobb, BCS | Sep 16, 2023 | 0 Comments

The judicial system of Florida, United States, arouses great interest and public debate due to its penalties and sentences. In this article, we will explore the essential elements of this system, from mandatory minimum sentences to parole policies, in order to understand how the justice system wo...

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Arrest warrant in Florida

Posted by Stephen G. Cobb, BCS | Sep 14, 2023 | 0 Comments

An arrest warrant is a court order authorizing the arrest and detention or questioning of a person within the state for their alleged involvement in a crime. These warrants are requested by the district attorney's office and issued by judges or magistrates, who must have reasonable grounds to bel...

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Statistics on Domestic Violence in Florida

Posted by Stephen G. Cobb, BCS | Sep 13, 2023 | 0 Comments

Domestic violence is present all over the world, and the state of Florida is no stranger to this reality. In fact, statistics show that it is a frequent problem in this part of the country. Domestic Violence Statistics in Florida According to the World Population Review (2023), in the United Stat...

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Fee Concern

Posted by Stephen G. Cobb, BCS | Sep 07, 2023 | 0 Comments

Legal fees for Violation of Community Control, House Arrest or Probation must be paid up front and in full. If you are looking for a lower legal fee without regard to quality, we are probably not the right legal group for you. Most misdemeanors are $3,500.00 and up while most felonies start at $5...

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What To Do If You Have A Florida Violation Of Probation, House Arrest Or Community Control Arrest Warrant Or Notice To Appear During The COVID 19 Pandemic In 2020 – Step 5

Posted by Stephen G. Cobb, BCS | Sep 02, 2023 | 0 Comments

Step 5: Expect More Uncertainty Chaos unleashed by the pandemic will continue for at least two or three years. Everyone still wants to hear that a miraculous cure is a month away and vaccination is right around the corner. Reality will intervene harshly. The Criminal Justice System (CJS) is never...

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