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Are you being investigated for an Arson related offense in the Tampa Bay area? Arson is a serious property crime with severe potential penalties.

Florida has some extremely harsh recidivist sentencing provisions, the most severe of which is the prison releasee re-offender statute.

Depending on the circumstances, assault charges can be very simple matters, with ample opportunity for a favorable outcome, to very complex, with the potential to ruin a person's life.

Battery is a serious crime of violence against the person. Depending on the circumstances, it can be prosecuted as either a felony or a misdemeanor and can carry some harsh penalties.

This is the second installment in our four part series on Florida's recidivist sentencing statutes.

Burglary is a highly invasive property crime. It involves entering the home, business, structure, or vehicle of another with the intent to commit and offense inside.

Domestic violence offenses include a category of crimes by one family or household member against another family or household member.

The penalties for drug related crimes can range from dismissal following a diversion program to twenty five years in state prison.

Driving with a suspended/revoked license can be as benign as a civil infraction or as serious as a third degree felony depending on your number of prior convictions and the reason for the suspension.