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What Happens If You Violate Your Federal Supervised Release?

Federal supervised release is a period of post-prison supervision designed to assist individuals in reintegrating into society while ensuring public safety. However, violating the conditions of supervised release can have serious repercussions. In Florida, as in other states, the consequences of such violations can be severe, leading to legal troubles…

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Factors That Determine Whether a Crime is Tried at the State or Federal Level

When a crime is committed, it is crucial to determine which jurisdiction will handle the legal proceedings. In the United States, crimes can be tried at either the state or federal level, depending on various factors. In the case of Florida, understanding the key determinants that influence this decision is…

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Understanding Illegal Search and Seizure: How to Identify Violations from a Florida Federal Standpoint

In the United States, the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution protects individuals from unreasonable searches and seizures by law enforcement. It is crucial to be aware of your rights and recognize if you have been a victim of an illegal search and seizure. Read below the signs of an illegal…

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Can You be Charged For Having a Controlled Substance Not Prescribed to You?

When you think of being charged for possession of drugs, one normally thinks of cocaine, heroin, etc. However, did you know you can also be charged for having medication that has been prescribed to someone else? A couple of exceptions are below: · Medical personnel traveling to a patient’s home…

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