A charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felony can be difficult to defend and may result in a 15-year prison sentence in Florida. Prosecutors only need to prove that the defendant has a felony conviction and possessed a firearm to secure a conviction. Recently, the experienced Fort Pierce criminal lawyers skillfully defended...Read More

Out-of-Towner wrongfully charged with Firearm Felonies Saved from Prison Sentence In State v. DB, Case number 2007 CF 2166, a visiting family from Kentucky was driving home on Florida’s Turnpike, when the driver was vicitimized, in a Road Range incident, by another vehicle occupied by 4 Georgia residents. DB, to protect himself and his family,...Read More