Our drug crimes website has a fully searchable Cannabis Marijuana defense database on marijuana and drug charges inHillsborough County, Florida. This video discusses and Compares How to use probable cause and the possibility of drug charges being dismissed when police improperly search for and then seize contraband. Casey reviews Minimum Mandatory sentences may apply to…
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What Is Constructive Possession of a Weapon? “None of the testifying officers could recall how the car keys were obtained, when the men in the residence had arrived there, or who drove the rental car to the residence that day, who had been driving it during the rental period, or . . . who owned…
Continue reading ›The use of cannabis, also known as marijuana, is currently illegal in the state of Florida. This includes the use of medical marijuana, which is only legal for certain qualified patients under state law. Therefore, cannabis use is not legal at the Gasparilla Pirate Fest or any other public event in Florida. Possession of Cannabis…
Continue reading ›In criminal defense, virtually every case hinges on the Fourth Amendment and whether law enforcement overstepped its bounds in gathering evidence against you. The constitutional test for justifying a search is a robust one: the totality of the circumstances. This means that courts must look at the “whole picture” of the facts leading to a search and seizure, avoiding reliance on any single, isolated fact.
Continue reading ›Drug2Go and Pasco Marijuana Defense Attorney have a fully searchable Pasco Drug Crimes Cannabis Marijuana defense database on marijuana and drug charges in Florida. This video discusses and Compares How to use probable cause in criminal cases and the possibility of drug charges being dropped or dismissed when police improperly search for and then seize…
Continue reading ›Polk County Marijuana Law Drug2Go.com and Polk Marijuana Defense Attorney now have a FREE fully searchable Polk Drug Crimes Cannabis Marijuana defense database on marijuana and drug charges in Florida. This video discusses and Compares How to use probable cause in criminal cases and the possibility of drug charges being dropped or dismissed when police…
Continue reading ›The intersection of gun ownership and cannabis law highlights the ongoing tension between evolving state realities and rigid federal regulations. While the federal reclassification of medical marijuana to Schedule III and the ATF’s proposed updates to Form 4473 point toward an accessible path for medical patients, the transition period requires careful legal compliance.
Continue reading ›Charged with FRAU1171 fraudulent use of personal information in Florida? Tampa defense attorney Casey Ebsary explains defenses and risks.
When clients contact me after being accused of fraudulent use of personal information, they are often overwhelmed, embarrassed, and frightened about what comes next. Many people have never been in trouble before. Others are shocked to learn how aggressively identity-related allegations are investigated in Florida. As a board-certified criminal trial lawyer, I have spent decades defending people facing serious accusations involving fraud, technology, computers, identity issues, and financial investigations.
At the Law Office of W F Casey Ebsary Jr, I represent individuals accused of offenses involving personal identification information, alleged identity theft, internet-based accusations, and fraud-related investigations throughout the Tampa Bay area.
Continue reading ›In a fraud case that underscores the rising tide of harassment and threats targeting the American judiciary, a 50-year-old Zephyrhills man has been sentenced to nearly two years in prison for a targeted “pizza doxing” campaign against two Hillsborough County judges. Full disclosure, this was not a case of mine. Jonathan Mark Miller admitted to…
Continue reading ›Florida is world-famous for its beaches, but it’s equally known for its strict legal system. As the saying goes: “Florida—Come on vacation, leave on probation.”
If you’ve been arrested while visiting the Sunshine State, you aren’t just facing a legal hurdle; you’re facing a system that can follow you home. In this video, W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr., a Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer, explains why after a Florida Vacation Arrest you need more than just sunscreen—you need an expert in your corner.
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