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A routine traffic stop off the highway can change quickly when an officer walks up to the window and says, “I smell marijuana.” There might be legal hemp flower in the car, a passenger could have a Florida medical marijuana card, or there may be no marijuana at all. If...

When people hear “cocaine trafficking,” they may picture kilos of drugs, large cash transactions, and an organized distribution operation. Florida law can tell a very different story. A trafficking allegation may stem from a single bag found in a car, hotel room, or home, without evidence of a completed sale...

You leave the Orange County Booking and Release Center after a drug arrest with one question that matters more than almost anything else: Is there a way to keep this from becoming a conviction? Moses and Rooth Attorneys at Law understand the seriousness of the question you are asking, and...

A routine traffic stop, a late-night search, or a bag found in the living room of your shared unit can quickly escalate into a felony case. In Florida, possession of methamphetamine (meth) is a serious offense. As a Schedule II controlled substance, even simple possession can result in a third-degree...

If you are under investigation or facing charges for drug-induced homicide in Florida, you may be asking yourself a pressing question: How can I be held responsible for another person’s overdose? Prosecutors in the Sunshine State can file homicide charges by accusing someone of supplying or distributing drugs that lead...