Monthly Archives - April 2023

Florida’s Solicitation for Prostitution Penalties Explained

Kawecki Law2023-04-25T17:46:24+00:00Whether you engaged a prostitute on the street, requested a “happy ending” at a massage parlor, or solicited a call girl online, you could be facing harsh penalties. Not only do law enforcement officers conduct regular sting operations but lawmakers will rarely show leniency to those caught violating the law. However, a conviction isn’t avoidable as you will have a chance to fight the charges. In this article, we explore common punishments for soliciting a prostitute and discuss how an attorney...

Marijuana Possession: Will I Go to Jail?

Kawecki Law2023-04-24T18:19:32+00:00While many states have legalized the recreational use of weed, with others opting to decriminalize the substance, Florida’s position on this drug has remained unchanged. As such, you could still face strict penalties even if you’re caught with a relatively small amount. Punishments can include fines, community services, and even jail time—so it’s important to fight the charges while you still can. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at Florida’s marijuana laws, common penalties for possession, and some of...

Charged with a DUI? Follow These Do’s and Don’ts

Kawecki Law2023-04-17T15:25:17+00:00Driving under the influence is a serious offense that—if you’re convicted—can result in harsh penalties. However, a conviction is never a foregone conclusion as you will have an opportunity to defend yourself against the charges. As such, it’s crucial that you consider your next steps carefully. Any mistakes you make right now could leave you on the back foot, turning a possible conviction into an all-but-certain fate. In this article, we share a few do’s and don’ts to keep in mind...

What Happens if I Get a BUI in Florida?

Kawecki Law2023-04-07T22:04:48+00:00Boasting miles of sandy beaches, warm weather, and oceans teeming with marine life, Florida is a boating paradise. However, a fun day out at sea can quickly turn into a perfect storm of problems if you're caught boating under the influence (BUI). In the state, it's illegal to operate a vessel if your blood alcohol content (BAC) is above 0.08%. While you might think you can coast by undetected out in open waters, Florida's oceans, rivers, and lakes are strictly policed....