Monthly Archives: July 2026
The Cascading Effects of a Criminal Conviction
80s nostalgia is nothing new. Radio stations in South Florida began playing feel good pop songs from the 80s in their capacity as oldies before the sun had even set on 1997. Times marches on, though, and now, instead of being an innocent era of the audience’s childhood, it is a legendary past that… Read More »
Probationers and the Fourth Amendment
Jurors can only convict a defendant if they are sure, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the defendant’s actions fit all the elements of the definition of the crime and if they are sure that the state obtained the evidence legally. Several Constitutional rights pertain to people accused of crimes, and if the state violates… Read More »
Florida’s Carfentanil Epidemic
Even in our analog childhood, children had a flair for hyperbole. If you and your neighbor were having a boasting match about how much your respective pet hamsters could eat, “My hamster ate a strawberry,” countered by, “Well, my hamster ate a watermelon,” could easily escalate into, “My hamster ate Palm Beach County,” followed… Read More »
