White-collar crimes encompass a full range of non-violent frauds committed by individuals, businesses, or government professionals, commonly for personal, financial gains. These are crimes often committed by persons in their occupation, even those with respected and trusted positions in the community. Fraud schemes are not victimless crimes. They... Read More

   In Tallahassee, U.S. District Judge Mark Walker has temporarily blocked a key portion of the Anti-Riot law, known as HB1, citing it as “vague and overbroad.” He has ruled that the law is unconstitutional and unenforceable. This decision is in response to a lawsuit regarding the controversial Anti-Riot law... Read More

Forensic science in the criminal justice system is the deciding factor in many criminal cases. It occupies a leading position in a criminal proceeding. Technical skills are applied for the collection, preservation, and analysis of physical evidence. A fingerprint or bite mark comparison, DNA profiling, analyzing a chemical substance, and... Read More

The AP Law Group sends lunch to a local hospital as a way of thanking the frontline health care workers who work tirelessly for our health, safety, and wellbeing.  These folks put their lives at risk to help and support our community.  THANK YOU!! Read More

Cyberstalking is a form of online digital abuse that involves using the internet to intimidate victims and make their lives unbearable. Some of the activities include social media trolling, hacking accounts, using e-mail to send threatening messages, or engaging in identity theft. Cyberstalking takes many forms. Some are harassment, humiliation,... Read More

Animal cruelty is a serious offense in Florida and is often prosecuted aggressively by the judicial system. There are various types of misdemeanor and felony charges associated with the mistreatment of animals. If you are caught treating a domestic or livestock animal in an inhumane manner, you will face criminal... Read More

The conviction of a capital murder offense in Florida can carry a sentence of life imprisonment or death. Capital punishment is reserved for the most heinous of crimes. It includes premeditated murder and the commission of felony crimes resulting in another person's death. Florida Senate Bill 1156    The legislative... Read More

 The death of George Floyd in Minneapolis and subsequent cases of alleged police brutality have sparked civil unrest and violence throughout our nation over the past year. Florida has had comparatively little civil unrest. However, Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law on April 19, 2021, what he stated to be... Read More

The tradition of college students celebrating spring break dates back to the early 1930s. By the late 1950s, college students everywhere were heading south in droves, with Florida being the most popular destination. However, the sun, warm weather, sandy beaches, and the party scene are risky combinations that escalate Florida... Read More

The City of Ocala can no longer arrest or cite homeless people for simply sleeping outside without first checking on the availability of emergency shelter beds, according to a U.S. District Court ruling issued on Monday. Read more here. Read More