Last November, Florida voters passed an amendment to our state constitution that’s causing quite a stir. It is shifting priorities in the criminal justice system and making it harder for ...
Over the holidays, my family watched the classic Chevy Chase movie “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation.” It was not the first time I had seen it, but this time I noticed ...
One of the most common, and most confusing crimes in Florida is resisting an officer. Almost every client who walks through our firm’s door has been, or could have been, ...
Drug charges are serious enough in their own right, but they can become even more serious if you are facing drug charges in regards to gang activity. Sometimes good people ...
For most of us, cell phones are within arm’s reach at all times. Those who have texted while driving may wonder whether this is a traffic violation in Florida. Texting ...
Burglary is an serious criminal charge that is vigorously prosecuted in the state of Florida. There are three degrees of burglary based on the severity of the crime, and the ...
Today marks an incredible moment for the State of Florida – with over 60 percent of votes in support during the 2018 election, Amendment 4 became Florida law. This was ...
In a perfect world, property insurance would protect residential and commercial property owner’s from damage to a premises and its contents. In reality, however, insurers often pay out as little ...
When a new client comes into our offices at Valiente Law, they are often scared and confused about what is going to happen to them. No matter what you have ...
EBONY SWEETING V. STATE OF FLORIDA — IMPROPER CLOSING ARGUMENT; SHIFTING BURDEN TO DEFENDANT Direct appeal from conviction and sentencing for battery of a law enforcement officer. The defendant argued ...
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