Defense attorney Adam Rossen posts regular updates to his legal blog, exploring the topics most relevant to criminal defense in Florida. Read his posts to learn more about different types of charges, what to expect from the legal system, and what to do now to protect your rights.
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Felon Voting Rights and How to Prepare for the 2020 Election People previously convicted of a felony in Florida can vote in the 2020 presidential election thanks to a 2018 amendment that ended the lifetime voting ban. -
Tesla reopens in California, defies coronavirus shutdown Tesla gets approval to reopen Alameda County plant amid Coronavirus shutdown. County agreed for Tesla to open if requirements, enforced by police are met. -
No Masks and Lack of Social Distancing close Miami Park Miami's South Pointe Park closed days after reopening - can you be arrested for not wearing a mask in public in South Florida? The answer - Maybe. -
TOM BRADY MAYBE COMMITTED A BURGLARY OR TRESPASS IN FLORIDA Criminal Defense attorney explains Tom Brady likely committed the crime of trespass when he walked into the wrong Florida home. Brady likely won't face charges. -
Unemployed? You Need to Seal or Expunge Your Criminal Record Highest jobless rate since the Great Depression: As the coronavirus ravages the US Workforce, Need to Seal or Expunge Your Criminal Record in South Florida ASAP -
Federal Compassionate Release: COVID-19 / Coronavirus Attorney FL Federal Inmates may be eligible for "compassionate release." To protect loved ones in jail from COVID-19, hire an attorney to get them compassionate release in Florida -
Coronavirus Crimes: What you'd only expect from Florida man The Florida man has become a bit of an icon. Unfortunately, the 'crazy' Florida man arrests are still happening amid coronavirus and COVID-19 quarantines. -
Domestic Violence in Florida isn't what you think amid COVID Domestic violence is a serious crime. DV Attorneys share how Domestic violence isn't always what you think & the need for a lawyer amid COVID19 related DV cases -
Intentional COVID-19 spread can put you in jail or a lawsuit Coronavirus or COVID-19 spread intentionally could likely land you in jail or in a lawsuit in Florida, according to state laws and Florida case law precedent -
Arrested for Breaking COVID-19 Quarantine in Florida? Can you be arrested for breaking a COVID-19 or Coronavirus quarantine in Florida? Bottom line: It's possible people may be arrested or face charges of some kind -
Aggravated Assault Attorneys get Pompano charges dismissed South Florida Criminal defense attorneys represent innocent man arrested by Broward Sheriff's Office with assault rifles in Pompano Beach -
Florida’s New Text & Drive Law: Good Intentions with consequences Texting while driving became a primary offense in Florida in July. Now, the state is fully enforcing no texting and driving. Learn tips to navigate the law.