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What Are the Penalties for a DUI First Offense in Florida?

By Asilia Law Firm |

A drunk driving arrest is often the first time many Miami-Dade residents find themselves dealing directly with Florida’s criminal justice system. The experience is understandably overwhelming and scary. If you are in this position, you will no doubt have many questions about the penalties you face if convicted of DUI. Will I go to… Read More »

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Can a Store Employee Get You Arrested for Shoplifting in Florida?

By Asilia Law Firm |

In the past few years, large retail chains like Wal-Mart and Target have been particularly aggressive in pursuing suspected shoplifters. You might think shoplifting is not a major crime. In most cases such “retail theft” is a misdemeanor punishable by no more than 60 days and a $500 fine. But depending on the value… Read More »

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Representing Client who was Mocked and Attacked by Sheriff Grady Judd

By Asilia Law Firm |

POLK COUNTY, Fla – Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd’s use of press conferences to ridicule and mock those charged with crimes continues to disrupt individuals’ Due Process Rights. On May 20, 2022, Sheriff Judd, held a press conference in which he made a mockery of the incident that took place at a local McDonalds…. Read More »

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Representing Kevin Desir’s Family

By Asilia Law Firm |

MIAMI (CBSMiami) – The family of a South Florida man who died while in custody at a BSO facility in Pompano Beach wants answers. Kevin Desir was 43-years-old when family members say Broward County corrections officers beat him while he was being held by jail staff. Sercilia Desir says, “My son, they can kill… Read More »

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Sentencing: What It Means To Score Non-State Prison.

By Asilia Law Firm |

What does it mean when the Judge says that I score “non-state prison?” Every individual who is charged with a felony receives a sentencing score. This score determines the minimum amount of time a person is facing if convicted for their current case or cases. The score is mainly based upon the following factors:… Read More »

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