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In some cases, yes. The legality of marijuana use, whether medicinal or recreational, has been a much debated issue — with some states declaring certain uses for it to be legal, even if they remain illegal at the federal level. This can seem confusing to someone who is facing charges, and unfamiliar with how these […]
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En Florida, existen varios grados de gravedad dentro de la categoría de “delito grave”. El delito menos grave es el de tercer grado, que puede acarrear hasta 5 años de cárcel. Más grave es el delito grave de segundo grado, que conlleva una pena de hasta 15 años de prisión. Los delitos graves de primer
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In Florida, there are several degrees of severity within the “felony” category. The least serious felony is a third-degree felony, which can result in up to 5 years in prison. More serious is the second-degree felony, which carries a punishment of up to 15 years in prison. First-degree felonies can result in up to 30
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En la defensa penal, el tiempo puede ser esencial. Poder comunicarse con su Abogado Penalista de Florida Central de manera rápida y eficiente puede ayudar a su caso, y afectar el resultado del mismo. Esta es la razón por la que The Defense Group se esfuerza por mantener abiertas todas las líneas de comunicación con
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In criminal defense, time can be of the essence. Being able to reach your Central Florida Criminal Defense Attorney quickly and efficiently can aid your case, and affect the outcome of it. This is why The Defense Group strives to keep all lines of communication with clients open, even offering bilingual services for Spanish-speaking clients.
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Cuando una persona es declarada culpable de posesión de marihuana, si el delito se considera un delito menor o un delito grave depende de la cantidad encontrada. Si se descubre que alguien tiene menos de 20 gramos de marihuana, el delito es leve. Esto significa que se enfrentará a hasta un año de cárcel y
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When a person is found guilty of marijuana possession, whether the crime is considered a misdemeanor or a felony depends on the quantity found. If someone is discovered to have under 20 grams of marijuana, the crime is a misdemeanor. This means that he or she will face up to one year in jail and
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Delitos graves según la ley de Florida Cuando hablamos de “delitos graves” nos referimos a las infracciones penales más graves. La distinción entre delitos graves y delitos leves es coherente tanto en los tribunales estatales como en los federales. Si le condenan por un “delito grave” ante un tribunal estatal o federal, a partir de
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Felonies Under Florida Law When we talk about “felonies” we are talking about the most serious of criminal offenses. The distinction between felonies and misdemeanors is consistent in both State and Federal Courts. If you are convicted of a “felony” in either State or Federal court, you are forever thereafter a “convicted felon.” There are
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