A felony arrest or charge can leave your mind spinning with questions about your rights and options—as well as the potential penalties associated with a conviction. Browse our FAQs for answers to common questions about Florida criminal cases.
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Can Florida police question a minor without parental consent?
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What restrictions do registered sex offenders face in Florida?
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How can I protect my reputation after I’ve been accused of a sex crime?
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What are alternative sentencing options to jail time for Florida minors convicted of sex crimes?
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What happens if you’re falsely accused of committing a Florida sex crime?
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Does a minor convicted of a sex crime have to register as a sex offender in Florida?
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What happens to my military security clearance if I am convicted of a Florida sex crime?
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Are Okaloosa County police allowed to pose as minors in chat rooms as part of Internet sting operations?
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How will a Florida sex crime conviction affect veterans’ benefits and retirement pensions?
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Can a minor be prosecuted as an adult for a sex crime in Florida?
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Can a domestic violence charge be dropped in Florida if the victim no longer wants to press charges?
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What case dismissal evidence is needed to drop a domestic violence charge in Florida?