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Understanding Florida’s Rape Shield Law and Its Impact on Your Defense

by Thomas Fighter - July 08th, 2025

How Do I Tell Police I Have a Gun in My Car During a Traffic Stop in Florida

Do You Have to Tell Police You Have a Gun in the Car in Florida During a Traffic Stop? Traffic stops are a common aspect of driving, and while most drivers may get pulled over for minor infractions like speeding or failing to signal, things can get complicated when a concealed firearm is involved. If ...
by Thomas Fighter - June 29th, 2025

Florida’s New “Halo Law” and What It Means for You

Starting January 2025, getting too close to a police officer, firefighter, or EMT could land you in serious legal trouble. Under Florida’s newly enacted Halo Law, it is now a second-degree misdemeanor to approach or remain within 25 feet of first responders actively performing their duties—if you’ve been told to stay back. That means if ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - June 26th, 2025

What Is a Temporary Restraining Order in Florida? | Fighter Law

What Is a Temporary Restraining Order — and What Should You Do About It in Florida? If you’ve been suddenly served with a temporary restraining order (also called an injunction) in Florida, you may feel confused, scared, and unsure of what to do next. This article explains what a temporary restraining order is, how it ...
by Thomas Fighter - June 20th, 2025

What You Need to Know About a No Contact Order in Florida

No Contact Order Florida: Understand Your Rights and Legal Options If you’ve been issued a no contact order in Florida, it’s more than just a warning—it’s a court mandate that can seriously affect your freedom. Whether you’re facing this after a domestic violence arrest or as part of another criminal case, knowing what it means ...
by Thomas Fighter - June 19th, 2025

Protect Children Florida: New Law Targets Sexual Crimes

Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a landmark piece of legislation aimed at further protecting Florida’s children from sexual abuse and exploitation. This new law, officially enacted on June 17, 2025, enhances criminal penalties, closes dangerous legal loopholes, and strengthens tools available to prosecutors and law enforcement. As outlined by the Governor’s Office, this sweeping reform ...
by Thomas Fighter - June 18th, 2025

Fentanyl Trafficking Charges in Florida: Penalties and Defense Strategies

The opioid crisis continues to devastate communities across America, with synthetic opioids like fentanyl at the forefront of this public health emergency. In Florida, authorities have responded with increasingly severe penalties for fentanyl trafficking offenses. If you or someone you know faces fentanyl trafficking charges, understanding the legal landscape is critical to mounting an effective ...

Self-Defense Claims in Florida Murder Cases: What You Need to Know

When facing murder charges in Florida, self-defense can be a powerful legal strategy that may lead to complete exoneration when coupled with the legal counsel of a trusted defense attorney. Florida’s self-defense laws, particularly the controversial “Stand Your Ground” provision, provide significant protections to those who use deadly force when genuinely in fear for their ...
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