Our client was charged with Reckless Driving and Speeding. Clearly, our focus from the beginning was to focus on getting the Reckless Driving charge dismissed if possible. That was our priority because the Reckless Driving arrest was a criminal offense, punishable by up to 60 days in Okaloosa … [Read more...] about Reckless Driving Case Dismissed In Okaloosa County
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What Can Happen If You Are A Student & Are Convicted Of A Drug Charge In Okaloosa County, Florida?
Beyond the typical sanctions that one could receive as a part of your sentence in Okaloosa County, if convicted on drug charges, like court costs, fines, jail or prison time, probation, drug evaluations, drug testing and urinalysis, and community service; there are many other penalties that many … [Read more...] about What Can Happen If You Are A Student & Are Convicted Of A Drug Charge In Okaloosa County, Florida?
Felony vs. Misdemeanor Possession of Marijuana or Cannabis in Okaloosa County
In Florida, and specifically Okaloosa County & Walton County, we see various types of charges relating to marijuana possession. Clearly, the most common charges are Possession of Marijuana under 20 grams and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. These are both first degree misdemeanors and are … [Read more...] about Felony vs. Misdemeanor Possession of Marijuana or Cannabis in Okaloosa County
Is It Possible To Get A Fleeing & Eluding Charge Reduced Or Dismissed In Okaloosa County?
Yes, but it is not easy. Your attorney must set priorities in order to represent you and your case effectively. These are generally true for any felony case: 1. Avoiding Prison or Jail. 2. Avoiding a Felony Conviction. 3. Working to create factual mitigation and establishing legal defenses. 4. … [Read more...] about Is It Possible To Get A Fleeing & Eluding Charge Reduced Or Dismissed In Okaloosa County?
What Is The Difference Between “Basic” Fleeing and Eluding & Aggravated Fleeing and Eluding In Okaloosa County?
In Okaloosa County, the first difference is the possible sentencing exposure which is the difference between a second degree felony and a third degree felony. The second degree felony is punishable by up to fifteen (15) years in prison and a $10,000 fine. The other difference is based on a … [Read more...] about What Is The Difference Between “Basic” Fleeing and Eluding & Aggravated Fleeing and Eluding In Okaloosa County?
What Are The Penalties For Fleeing & Eluding in Okaloosa County, Florida?
There are different felony levels for Fleeing and Attempting to Elude (Florida Statute 316.1935) depending on how the prosecutor evaluates the facts of the case. And with very little tweaks to the fact pattern of your case, it could make the difference between facing a third degree felony, … [Read more...] about What Are The Penalties For Fleeing & Eluding in Okaloosa County, Florida?