To detect drugs, police officers will often use specially trained dogs. You may find them in traffic stops or other locations. The goal is for the dog to alert the police officer if it smells illegal drugs, and that alert is then probable cause for the officer to...
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4 possible defense strategies for criminal drug charges in Florida
On Behalf of Lindsey & Ferry, P.A. | Apr 19, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Drug possession charges in Florida carry life-altering penalties. Even if a defendant avoids incarceration, the criminal record that results from a conviction or guilty plea will be available to everyone from colleges determining enrollment and financial aid to...
The Department of Justice plans a white-collar crime crackdown
On Behalf of Lindsey & Ferry, P.A. | Feb 14, 2022 | White Collar Crimes
White-collar crimes and corporate offenses are some of the least-prosecuted crimes in the country. Although these crimes can affect workers, consumers or entire communities, they often go unaddressed. Police departments and federal agencies tend to focus more on...
What are the typical penalties for money laundering?
On Behalf of Lindsey & Ferry, P.A. | Jan 3, 2022 | White Collar Crimes
Taxes are the civil responsibility of both individuals and businesses. Entities that benefit from government infrastructure have to contribute to the development and maintenance of that infrastructure. Any money a person or business generates is subject to taxation,...
How can someone defend against money laundering charges?
On Behalf of Lindsey & Ferry, P.A. | Oct 25, 2021 | Criminal Defense
Money laundering is a financial crime. It involves trying to make illicit revenue or income look like legitimate, legal money. For example, someone illegally selling drugs might run a small store and record numerous cash transactions despite having little product on...
Basics that everyone needs to know about money laundering
gturnercontentcustoms | Aug 30, 2021 | White Collar Crimes
Income and revenue earned through legitimate means will be subject to taxation. There may be sales tax involved, as well as income tax for the individual or business. Taxed assets are easy for someone to deposit in a bank account, claim when trying to qualify for...
The major differences between federal and state criminal courts
On Behalf of On behalf of Lindsey & Ferry, P.A. | Jun 24, 2021 | Criminal Defense
Getting accused of a criminal offense is a concerning matter. Your freedom, your finances and even your career could be at risk. Those arrested or charged with a criminal offense in Florida will usually have to face those charges in either state or federal court. ...
Common forms of business fraud and how you can avoid it
by On behalf of Lindsey & Ferry, P.A. | Apr 28, 2021 | White Collar Crimes
Businesses can be victims of fraud as easily as they can be perpetrators of fraud. Given that companies typically have more substantial resources than individuals, there is good reason for those engaged in fraudulent activities to target a business rather than an...
Bouncing back after a DUI arrest
by On behalf of Lindsey & Ferry, P.A. | Mar 9, 2021 | Drunk Driving Charges
Being arrested on DUI charges is often cited as a low point in many people's lives. While we all want to become successful and experience high points, it is often the low points that define the direction for our lives and give us the motivation we need to steer...
How DUIs are given
by On behalf of Lindsey & Ferry, P.A. | Dec 29, 2020 | Drunk Driving Charges
The last thing you want to happen to you in Orange County or elsewhere in the state is a conviction for driving under the influence. The conviction can damage your reputation, impair your job performance and even damage relationships and future job chances. If you...
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