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Disorderly Intoxication is a second degree misdemeanor in Florida. It can lead to significant penalties, including up to a $500 fine and 60 days in jail. Alongside these penalties, you might face additional alcohol-related sanctions that could further impact your life. The Seriousness of a … [Read more...] about The Penalties for Disorderly Intoxication In Okaloosa County & Walton County

Providing false information or a fake ID to a law enforcement officer is a serious offense in Florida, and Okaloosa County and Walton County Police are very aggressive in trying to catch young people using Fake ID's. It is considered a first-degree misdemeanor, which can lead to harsh penalties. … [Read more...] about Penalties For Providing False Information Or False Identification (Fake ID) To Police In Okaloosa County or Walton County

If you've been arrested for giving a false name or ID to a police officer in Okaloosa County, you could be facing serious consequences. Florida law, under Fla. Stat. §901.36, makes it a crime to knowingly provide false information to law enforcement when lawfully detained or arrested, especially … [Read more...] about Criminal Lawyer For Arrest On Obstructing Justice By Giving False Name or ID to Police in Okaloosa County

Info & Details On Permanent Criminal Records For Those Facing Charges or Citations In Destin or Fort Walton Beach The last thing anyone would ever plan for is the possibility of being arrested on Spring Break. But if you are at the point of reading this article, you are likely faced with … [Read more...] about Help with A Spring Break Arrest Or Ticket In Okaloosa County & Walton County

It has been a popular destination for generations of college students. Even parents remember the good times. Spring Break, in many ways, is a rite of passage for young adults. Traveling with friends, learning independence away from home....it’s all part of the experience. However, those who visit … [Read more...] about College Students Flock To Ft Walton Beach, Destin And Walton County – And Get Arrested

If you’ve been convicted of a felony in Florida, including Okaloosa County, the law is clear: you cannot legally carry or possess a firearm. Florida takes gun laws seriously, and violating these regulations can lead to harsh penalties. Understanding the laws and the potential consequences is … [Read more...] about Can A Person Charged And Convicted Of A Felony Carry Or Possess A Firearm In Okaloosa County?