If you are accused of a violent crime, it is essential to secure the help of a Miami criminal defense lawyer to plead your case in court. This week, a 19-year-old faces an attempted murder charge, and his Miami attorney could make all the difference in his trial.
Last September, a Miami-Dade police officer was reportedly volunteering at a church in Liberty City with his father when he was approached by three young men. The assailants... [...]
In their eagerness to close a case, sometimes police officers may be willing to trust the testimony of a questionable witness. If you have been accused of a violent crime in Florida, your Miami criminal defense lawyer will look into the investigation itself to see if law enforcement agents made any missteps - or violated your rights - in the process.
Last week, it was revealed that 20-year-old Walter Collier, who was arrested and charged with... [...]
When someone has been severely injured, emotions tend to run high. That was the case last week when police rushed to the scene of a fatal shooting in Miami. According to reports, 25-year-old Brandon Walker was shot dead on Monday, April 8. Police arrived at the scene and were the process of investigating when members of Walker's family reportedly crossed the barriers and rushed to the victim's side.
The Miami Herald states that a fight broke... [...]
Even people who are accused of the most appalling crimes have the legal right to defend themselves in court, and a Miami criminal defense lawyer they receive a fair trial. This week, a resident of a local rehabilitation center may need the help of a Miami attorney after confessing that he beat his roommate to death.
The El Nuevo Herald reports that 41-year-old Michael Poole, who shared a room with 73-year-old Robert Verser at the South Dade... [...]
If you currently stand accused of a felony or misdemeanor, you may feel like the judicial system is working against you - but, with a Miami criminal defense attorney, that isn't the case. These professionals will advocate on your behalf, even when the prosecution - and, in some instances, the general public - has already assumed your guilt.
At the end of last month, news broke that Raul Iglesias, a former Miami police sergeant, was formally... [...]
