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Conspiracy in Organized Crime Investigations: How the Law Targets Criminal Enterprises

By Joshi Law Firm, PA |

Conspiracy charges play a pivotal role in the prosecution of organized crime, allowing law enforcement to dismantle criminal enterprises by holding individuals accountable for collective actions. Whether in the context of drug trafficking, racketeering, or white-collar crimes, conspiracy laws are a powerful tool for prosecutors. Consult an Orlando conspiracy lawyer to discover how conspiracy… Read More »

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Expungement and Immigration: Implications for Non-Citizens in Florida

By Joshi Law Firm, PA |

The intersection of criminal and immigration law is a complex and often challenging area, especially for non-citizens facing criminal charges or convictions. In Florida, expungement offers a legal mechanism to clear or seal a criminal record, which can have significant implications for non-citizens. While expungement can provide relief in certain circumstances, it is not… Read More »

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Bribery vs. Extortion: Key Differences and Legal Implications

By Joshi Law Firm, PA |

The crimes of bribery and extortion are often conflated due to their common association with corruption and abuse of power. However, these offenses are distinct in their legal definitions, underlying elements, and consequences. Understanding the differences between bribery and extortion is crucial for individuals accused of these crimes, as well as for businesses and… Read More »

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The Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel: Protecting Legal Representation at Critical Stages

By Joshi Law Firm, PA |

The Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees the right to legal representation for anyone accused of a crime. This protection is vital to ensuring fairness in the criminal justice system and safeguarding individuals from prosecutorial overreach or unequal treatment. Understanding the nuances of this constitutional right is essential, especially for those facing… Read More »

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Orange County Jury Convicts Man on Fentanyl Trafficking Charges

By Joshi Law Firm, PA |

Drug trafficking carries some of the harshest criminal penalties under Florida law. “Trafficking” itself is broadly defined to include any act involving the sale, purchase, manufacture, delivery, or transport of drugs into Florida, as well as conspiring with others to do so. The actual penalty for drug trafficking generally depends on the quantity of… Read More »

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Can a Judge Consider “Acquitted Conduct” in Determining a Drug Trafficking Sentence?

By Joshi Law Firm, PA |

In any criminal trial, the government must prove a defendant’s guilt “beyond a reasonable doubt.” Without such proof, the jury must acquit the defendant. But what happens when a jury finds a defendant guilty on some charges but not others in the same case? Can the trial court still consider the “acquitted conduct” in… Read More »

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How Serious Are the Penalties for Fentanyl Trafficking in Florida?

By Joshi Law Firm, PA |

Recently, there has been some moderately good news regarding the fentanyl crisis that has affected Florida and most other parts of the United States. In early November, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that fatal overdoses of fentanyl were down 14.5 percent from 2023, marking the “lowest level of drug deaths in… Read More »

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Can a Single Person Constitute a “Racketeering Enterprise” in Florida?

By Joshi Law Firm, PA |

One of a Florida prosecutor’s favorite tools is the RICO statute. RICO stands for “racketeer influenced and corrupt organization,” and it empowers the state to go after alleged criminal gangs and similar groups as a single “enterprise.” Basically, if the prosecution can prove that a racketeering enterprise exists, they can charge individual members with… Read More »

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The Role of Breathalyzer and Blood Test Results in Florida DUI Cases

By Joshi Law Firm, PA |

Facing a driving under the influence (DUI) charge in Florida is not something to take lightly. A DUI conviction can result in significant penalties. Central to Florida DUI cases are the results of breathalyzer and blood tests. Breathalyzer and blood test results can serve as critical evidence in a Florida DUI case. Understanding how… Read More »

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What Are the Consequences of a Second DUI in Florida?

By Joshi Law Firm, PA |

In Florida, a DUI offense can have serious consequences. The consequences get even more severe when you are charged the second time. Florida’s strict laws are meant to deter repeat offenders and protect the public. If you face a second DUI charge in Florida, you should contact an experienced DUI attorney without delay. Below,… Read More »

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