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Are you facing a legal challenge in Apollo Beach, Florida, and need expert legal guidance? Look no further! Casey Ebsary is a Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer who is here to help with your legal needs in and around Apollo Beach. His office is conveniently located just a stone’s throw away from the Hillsborough County…
Continue reading ›The Night of the Infamous Tampa Arrest In the annals of rock ‘n’ roll history, Janis Joplin shines as one of the brightest stars. Her raspy, soulful voice and electrifying performances left an indelible mark on the music world. However, beyond her legendary music career, there’s a darker and often overlooked chapter in Joplin’s life…
Continue reading ›Disorderly Conduct in Florida: Understanding the Legal Framework In the state of Florida, Disorderly Conduct, also known as Breach of the Peace, is a criminal offense defined under § 877.03 of the Florida Statutes. To secure a conviction for this offense, the State must establish the following elements beyond a reasonable doubt, which vary based…
Continue reading ›Where to Go to Increase the Odds of a DUI Arrest “Next time you visit some of the area’s more popular bars, make sure you arrange a ride home if you plan on partaking in more than one or two alcoholic beverages.’ TBO.com 1-MacDinton’s 2- The Kennedy 3- Hyde Park Cafe 4- Seminole Hard Rock…
Continue reading ›Sexual relations are now outlawed for police “during the course of a traffic stop, a custodial interrogation, an interview in connection with an investigation, or while the law enforcement officer has such person detained,” Kansas Governor Signs Bill Banning Police Officers From Having Sex During Traffic Stops Driver was stopped by an officer because the…
Continue reading ›Criminal Defense for USF Campus Students, Visitors, and Faculty Tampa Attorney Casey Ebsary is available to help with Criminal Defense for University of South Florida Students and Faculty. At USF there is Student Code of Conduct that the University officials attempt to enforce, even for activities that are not on campus. There are 23 separate offenses that can cause…
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