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Borrowing a friend’s car to run an errand should be something normal for you. However, if you get pulled over by law enforcement, and a subsequent police search reveals controlled substances hidden in the glove box or trunk, you can find yourself facing severe felony...
Florida has not legalized recreational marijuana. The state does allow the use of medical marijuana, as we’ve discussed here before. However, a person must have a qualifying condition and obtain a medical marijuana card. Not everyone can simply walk into a dispensary...
A drug charge in Florida does not always reflect what you intended to do with a substance. In many cases, the amount of the drugs recovered during an arrest is the single factor that separates a possession offense from a trafficking charge carrying years of mandatory...
If police find you with drugs, you might assume you’re facing a simple possession charge, but that assumption can be wrong. Depending on the type and amount of the drugs, what seems like a relatively minor offense can quickly escalate into a trafficking charge. Under...
Cannabis laws in Florida can be tricky to navigate. The legal line between medical use and recreational use is much sharper than many people think. This post explores what you should know about this distinction. What Florida law says about marijuana right now Florida...
Being with someone when they appear to suffer a drug overdose can be very frightening. Some people’s first instinct is to leave the scene rather than call 911 to get emergency help because they don’t want the police or other first responders to know their identity or...
Drug possession is a crime in many cases. Only people with valid prescriptions or medical licenses can typically possess controlled substances. People caught with prescription drugs or prohibited substances in their possession are at risk of criminal prosecution. In...
Bail and bond can affect whether you secure release after an arrest in Palm Beach County. By learning how the process works, you position yourself to handle the next steps following a drug charge. Each step may shape your release choices and possible financial...
When you are involved in an encounter with the police, they may ask if they can search your property or vehicle. If you have nothing to hide, you can consent to the search. But what if the police find drugs during the search that do not belong to you? Although this...
When faced with a drug charge, it is difficult to see beyond the penalties that you could face. This isn’t unreasonable, as some drug crimes carry harsh penalties - especially felony drug crimes. Because the consequences to your personal and professional life can be...