Yesterday, I was at the checkout counter in Jo-Ann Fabrics. I was talking to the cashier as she was ringing my items up. In the middle of the transaction, she told me that she was a Duval County high school … Continue reading
Category Archives: Fighting and Affray
Many of us have seen security and police break up fights in bars and nightclubs. As Jacksonville criminal lawyer, I have represented people that were involved in bar fights. Most of the time, bar fights do not result in serious … Continue reading
Memorial Day weekend is a busy weekend at the Conch House in St. Augustine. During the summer months, the Conch House Marina Resort hosts “Reggae Sunday” which attracts many people. On a three-day weekend, such as Memorial Day, people frequent … Continue reading
As a Jacksonville juvenile criminal lawyer, I have represented children charged with fighting and affray in Jacksonville. I have represented teenagers facing Jacksonville assault and battery charges. In some cases, children are disciplined only through the school system. Other times, they … Continue reading
If your child commits a crime at a Duval County school, will he or she be arrested? If your daughter is caught with marijuana in a St. Johns County school, will she be arrested for Florida possession of cannabis? If … Continue reading
Last month, 26-year-old Christopher Hoffman was tried in Duval County for the murder of 19-year-old Ryan Ford. At the trial, the prosecution argued that Hoffman was “responsible for the beating death of Ryan Ford at a bonfire party on private … Continue reading
If you were charged with domestic battery in Jacksonville, you were likely charged under Florida Statute Section 784.03. This is also the Florida battery law that is used for simple battery cases. Section 784.03 reads: (1)(a) The offense of battery occurs … Continue reading
Five people were arrested on Christmas Day in connection with an unruly crowd at a movie theater on the North side near the Jacksonville airport. They were arrested for fighting and resisting an officer in Jacksonville FL. First Coast News … Continue reading
The majority of the time, a protest is a peaceful demonstration. If the protest gets out of hand, it may result in violence. For instance, Jacksonville fighting and affray charges may arise if two groups become violent with each other. … Continue reading
When you hear about Jacksonville juveniles involved in a fight and shooting, you assume that the fight went out of control and someone involved in the fight pulled out a gun. This usually results in a criminal case with Jacksonville … Continue reading