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As Florida criminal defense attorneys, we are often asked, Can you get jail time for resisting arrest? And the answer is yes. Depending on the circumstances, a resisting arrest conviction in Florida can land you behind bars for several years. It also comes with a slew of other possible consequences....

The key to getting a resisting arrest charge dropped in Florida is first to understand the law and, second, to hire an experienced criminal defense attorney. On its own, a resisting arrest charge could land you behind bars for several months. Charged along with other offenses, it can compound the...

A conviction for domestic violence can hold severe punishment and affect family relationships, social relationships, and professional reputations. A charge for domestic violence does not necessarily mean a conviction. If you have been charged with domestic violence, let the experienced domestic violence defense attorneys at Moses and Rooth explain the...

BREAKING NEWS A Federal Judge in Oklahoma has dismissed an indictment charging a man with possession of a firearm while also in possession of marijuana.  Judge Patrick Wyrick ruled that the law prohibiting marijuana users from possessing firearms was unconstitutional and a violation of the Second Amendment. This is a...

A probation violation hearing is a critical court proceeding. The judge will review the evidence and rule on whether you violated the terms and conditions of your probation. The judge could sentence you to the maximum penalty allowed by law if you lose this hearing. That means you could end...