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Should I Hire a Jacksonville Criminal Attorney if the Police Are Questioning Me?

Imagine that the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office sends a police officer to your home for questioning. You hear a knock on your door, and you are not sure why the police officer is there. He begins to question you about a recent Jacksonville Florida crime. Due to his line of questioning,…

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Defending Yourself After Being Accused of Domestic Violence in Jacksonville

Jacksonville Domestic Violence Accusations are very serious charges. What do you do when you have been accused of Domestic Violence? How do you defend yourself when someone has accused you of domestic violence in Jacksonville, Florida? If someone accuses you of domestic violence, you need to watch what you say.…

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Fifth Amendment’s Right Against Self-Incrimination Applies to Jacksonville Domestic Violence Injunction Hearings

Quite often, the respondent in a Jacksonville Domestic Violence Injunction Hearing will also have a criminal case pending at the same time. Therefore, he or she will be reluctant to defend at the Jacksonville Injunction hearing due to a fear of jeopardizing the criminal case. However, there are remedies. The…

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Fifth Amendment’s Right Against Self-Incrimination Applies to Jacksonville Domestic Violence Injunction Hearings

The Fifth Amendment is applied to Florida, and all the other States, through the Fourteenth Amendment. It protects a person from self-incrimination and is meant to “assure that an individual is not compelled to produce evidence which later may be used against him as an accused in a criminal action.”…

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Factors that the Court will Look at When Issuing a Jacksonville Domestic Violence Restraining Order

When a Jacksonville Court is deciding whether or not to issue a Jacksonville Restraining Order by granting a petition for an injunction against domestic violence, the court will look to the factors listed in Florida Statute Section 741.30(1)(a). This Florida law states that the court should consider whether the Respondent:…

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Jacksonville Restraining Order Denied in Alleged Domestic Violence Case

Today, I argued in favor of the Respondent at a Jacksonville Injunction Hearing. An injunction is often referred to as a Jacksonville Restraining Order. In this case, the wife (petitioner) filed for a an injunction against her husband (respondent). Without a hearing, the judge issued a temporary restraining order. After…

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Jacksonville False Domestic Violence Accusations and Charges

Jacksonville Domestic Violence Attorneys and Criminal Defense Lawyers are not the only lawyers that handle domestic battery charges on a regular basis. Family Law attorneys deal with this problem as well. Quite often, I have had a client falsely charged with Jacksonville Domestic Battery. This may be due to vengeance…

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Jacksonville Restraining Orders are Used for Protection

Jacksonville Restraining Orders are available anyone that is a victim of violence.  A restraining is an injunction that protects the victim from any further violence.  Many Jacksonville residents believe that they must be the victim of some type of “physical violence” before they can petition the court for an injunction,…

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Jacksonville Florida Nursing Home Worker Shot Due to Domestic Violence

Yesterday, a nursing home worker was shot by her boyfriend in the parking lot of the Southpoint Terrace Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.  The two met in the parking lot of the Center, an argument ensued, and he shot her several times. Domestic Violence occurs too often in Jacksonville, Florida.  Many…

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