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    What is an "Arraignment?"

    What is an "Arraignment?"

    Florida criminal law requires that all people charged with a crime have an arraignment. An arraignment is a type of court hearing that happens early on in a criminal case. At the arraignment the judge will tell the person accused of a crime with the potential punishments. The arraignment is NOT the time to try and explain your situation to the judge or offer your defense. Many times a person feels like if they could only explain things to the judge then maybe it would all go
    Miranda Rights

    Miranda Rights

    Hi there everyone! So the other day I announced that I’m working on some videos to talk a bit about Florida criminal law. That means I have to post what I’m making, even if it looks like I’m in a hostage video. Full disclosure: I still am learning how to use equipment, my video editing is ridiculous, and this is all very new to me. Nonetheless, I welcome your feedback and support. Please be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel and share widely on social media. Special than
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    New videos coming at ya!

    Hey there friends! This is a bit scary for me but I have a special announcement to make. I’ve wanted to do a series of videos for some time now but didn’t really know how to focus them. With terrific advice and support, I’m ready to announce they are coming out. The first video will be published tomorrow! So be sure to check this space. I would greatly appreciate it if you watch the video, subscribe to my channel, and share it widely. These videos are going to cover a range o
     

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