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Leaving the Scene of a Traffic Crash Involving Property Damage in Fort Myers

By Foley & Wilson |

Most people know that if you leave the scene of a crash, you face serious consequences if caught. Many people are also aware that if this crash caused a serious injury, you face even more severe penalties if police officers manage to track you down. But what happens if your accident merely caused property… Read More »

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Consequences of Impersonating a CIA Officer in Fort Myers

By Foley & Wilson |

When confronted by the police in Florida, you may feel tempted to attempt various strategies to de-escalate the situation. Many people simply lie, but the potential consequences become much worse when you offer law enforcement officials fake IDs. That alone is a serious offense, but what happens when you attempt to impersonate a CIA… Read More »

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What Happens if You Slash Someone’s Tires in Fort Myers

By Foley & Wilson |

People may be tempted to slash a car’s tires for various reasons. Often, this is an act of vengeance – perhaps after a road rage incident. It is also common behavior for those who have recently emerged from difficult relationships. Sometimes, slashing someone’s tires is simply a senseless act of vandalism. Whatever your consequences… Read More »

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Masks and Senior Victims: Factors that Make Violent Crimes Worse in Fort Myers

By Foley & Wilson |

Defendants in Florida should know that there are several “aggravating factors” that can make penalties for violent crimes more severe. Two recent assault cases in Fort Myers highlight some of these factors, which involve masks and senior victims. If you have been accused of a violent crime, you should be aware that the presence… Read More »

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When Should I Choose a Bench Trial in Fort Myers?

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One of the most important aspects of the United States Constitution is your right to be judged by a jury of your peers. You can find this right under the Sixth Amendment, and in many cases it can be incredibly helpful during a criminal trial in Fort Myers. But what if you prefer to… Read More »

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Caught on Camera in Fort Myers: Can I Argue Mistaken Identity?

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If you were caught on camera committing an alleged crime, prosecutors might rely heavily on the surveillance footage to convict you. But what if you believe that your charges stem from a case of mistaken identity? What if the surveillance camera is too grainy or pixelated to accurately place you at the scene of… Read More »

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How Do Federal Investigators Obtain Search Warrants for Drugs in Florida?

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Even with access to limitless resources and the most advanced technology, federal investigators must still follow constitutional limitations when it comes to drug cases. Among these is the requirement to obtain a search warrant before breaking into someone’s home. How do federal investigators obtain these warrants? What if law enforcement searched your home for… Read More »

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Florida Woman Arrested for Saying Three Words to Insurance Representative

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The assassination of a major insurance CEO has highlighted underlying tensions across the nation. It has also sparked a considerable response from law enforcement agencies, who now take threats against insurance representatives much more seriously. After an incident like this, authorities generally become concerned about “copycat” attacks, and this could lead to a stronger… Read More »

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Naples Police Officer Questioned in Mayor’s DUI Case

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No one is above the law, and anyone can face DUI charges in Naples. A recent case shows that even the mayor is not immune to these charges, and it is making headlines for obvious reasons. Celebrities, politicians, and other public figures are more vulnerable to criminal charges, as they have to worry about… Read More »

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What Happens When You Ask Someone to Shoplift for You in Fort Myers?

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Shoplifting in Fort Myers is one thing, but what if you merely ask someone else to shoplift on your behalf? This type of situation is more common than many people realize, and there are numerous “shoplifting rings” operating in the Florida area. If you participate in this shoplifting industry, you face serious consequences. As… Read More »

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