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What is Civil Theft?

In short, the cause of action of Civil Theft involves the taking of another person’s property without their consent with the intention to deprive the person of their property.  There is no distinction in terms of the act of theft between criminal and civil theft.  However, the consequences are different…

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WHAT SHOULD YOU DO WHEN POLICE WANT TO SEARCH YOUR VEHICLE?

Seeing the flashing lights and hearing the siren of a police car behind you while on the road is always scary.  In the best cases, these traffic stops are very brief and only involve a short conversation.  In other instances, though, the stop may become much more serious, and the…

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I May Have a Warrant for My Arrest

As a Jacksonville criminal lawyer, I have had many conversations with people who believe they may end up having a warrant issued for their arrest.  Sometimes, this conversation comes after law enforcement has completed an investigation; and other times this conversation happens during an active investigation.  Either way, contacting a…

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Police Use Tricks to Get Confessions: Major Reason to Remain Silent

Remaining silent is a right that should be exercised more often by people suspected of committing crimes, but unfortunately, people’s desire to explain themselves and tactics used by police oftentimes overcome a person’s better judgement. The best time to contact a Jacksonville criminal defense attorney is before you’ve talked to…

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