Our Criminal Defense Blog
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Correcting a Federal Criminal Sentence Learn the application of Rule 35 and how a Jacksonville, Florida federal attorney can motion the court to correct and error in sentence. -
United States Cloud Act Limited by European Union The Government may overreach their legal power by collecting data from servers on foreign soil. -
How the FIRST STEP Act changes Federal Criminal Sentencing Know the truth and learn the changes to federal sentencing being proposed in the FIRST STEP Act. Jacksonville Federal Criminal Defense. -
FIRST STEP Act Learn what is really in the FIRST STEP Act and keep yourself informed on criminal justice reform. -
Google's Alexa May Have Witnessed A Murder As technology develops, the use of that technology by law enforcement will grow and stretch the boundaries a reasonable expectation of privacy. -
A Federal Criminal Case Timeline in Jacksonville, Florida Learn the basic timeline of a Jacksonville, Florida federal criminal case, from the arrest through to trial and appeals. -
Serving Federal and State Prison Time Together Discover the "magic words" which may help in the confusing world of federal sentencing when a defendant is already under a state sentence. -
Can't Have Your Cake and Eat It Too. Learn about Currier v. Virginia; A defendant’s consent to multiple trials waives all double jeopardy objections to the later proceedings. -
The Criminal History of Federal Offenders Take an unprecedented look at the number of convictions and types of offenses in the criminal histories of federal offenders. -
The Continued Disparity Between Crack and Powder Cocaine in Federal Sentencing. Learn the case law and history supporting an argument against higher federal sentences for crack cocaine compared to powder cocaine.