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What Are The Penalties For Arson In Florida?
The Law Office of James M. Burns

Some people think that the destruction of certain property isn’t a crime that can warrant very serious penalties, however, this is simply not the case. Various crimes, including graffiti, criminal mischief, and arson can put a person behind bars for years, among other penalties. If you are someone who was recently charged with arson or…

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Charged With A Thanksgiving Eve Dui? Here’S What You Should Know.
The Law Office of James M. Burns

Thanksgiving is a time of celebration. Many of us celebrate the holiday by spending time with our friends and families. It’s not uncommon for people to celebrate Thanksgiving Eve and Thanksgiving itself by having a drink or two. This is completely fine, as long as no one gets behind the wheel of a motor vehicle…

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How Risky Is Speeding On Florida Roads?
The Law Office of James M. Burns

Moving violations become routine practices for drivers willing to take risks. Speeding stands as a common “bad habit” among reckless drivers in Florida, which is alarming. Even driving only a few miles above the speed limit increases the chances of crashes and injuries. Drivers unconcerned about maintaining a safe speed could put their lives and…

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What Are The Consequences Of Probation Violation?
The Law Office of James M. Burns

When a Florida court sentences a defendant to probation, the accused gains freedom from incarceration with specific terms. Violating the terms of probation could bring serious consequences, including a return to jail. Violating terms of probation Under Florida law, a police officer may arrest someone who materially violates probation. State statutes allow the police to…

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Remarriage And Military Benefits
The Law Office of James M. Burns

Due to recent adjustments to the law, military retirees will experience changes in their benefits if they decide to remarry after divorcing. There are several scenarios that retired armed forces members face, and being familiar with family law mandates can help individuals decide how to organize their finances before remarrying. If you live in Florida,…

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Marijuana In Florida: What’S Legal And Not Legal?
The Law Office of James M. Burns

While public attitudes about marijuana use in Florida have undergone significant changes over the past decade, it is still important for residents to understand what is legal and what is not. Despite the public sentiment, it is still possible for people to face charges for illegal possession of marijuana. What is legal in Florida? Florida…

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Do Third-Row Suv Passengers Face Crash Dangers?
The Law Office of James M. Burns

Drivers occupying a car’s back seat might not think they face worse dangers than the driver or front-seat passenger. The facts tell a potentially different story, as rear passengers face dangers. Such risks even extend to those riding in an SUV’s third row. Ironically, some Florida passengers may feel safer in an SUV, considering its…

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