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Category Archives: Domestic Violence Charges

Defending a Wrongful Domestic Violence Accusation

By Ratzan & Faccidomo LLC |

The national media is focusing on a Florida judge who recently jailed a woman for failing to appear at a criminal trial against her husband. According to reports by ABC News, the husband’s charges stem from a domestic violence accusation that he choked his wife and threatened her with a kitchen knife as she… Read More »

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New Florida Laws on Domestic Violence

By Ratzan & Faccidomo LLC |

A new Florida law is being heralded for the added protection it provides victims of domestic violence. However, it is equally as important for a person accused of domestic violence to know the terms of the new legislation and understand what a possible violation looks like. Without this knowledge, a defendant may take seemingly… Read More »

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The Added Difficulties of Domestic Violence Charges in Florida

By Ratzan & Faccidomo LLC |

Recent allegations 0f spousal abuse against Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice sparked heated discussion, debates and arguments about America’s treatment of domestic violence victims and perpetrators. Rice’s punishment by the National Football League (NFL) was largely criticized as too lenient, according to a report by ABC News. Rice is required to sit out two games, including… Read More »

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