Articles Posted in Criminal Defense

Drug Court agreements in Florida are binding court-supervised contracts that can significantly impact your criminal case, probation terms, and long-term record exposure. Before signing, you should fully understand what these agreements require and how violations are handled in practice.

Arrested or cited for a marijuana offense in Pinellas County? Navigating local courts requires a clear understanding of Florida drug laws and defense options. In our latest YouTube video guide, former prosecutor and Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr. breaks down what you need to know about Pinellas marijuana charges, from possession thresholds to strategic defense maneuvers. Don’t let a drug charge compromise your future or stay on your permanent record. Read the full blog post, watch our video breakdown, or contact our office directly at 813-222-2220 to discuss your legal strategy with an expert today.

The Florida criminal justice system is intentionally adversarial, but it is also slow. This combination creates a perfect storm for anxiety, guilt, and depression. When you are stuck in the “Discovery” phase for months, it is easy to feel like your life is on hold.

Charged with Sale of Cocaine (DRUG1400) in Tampa? Former prosecutor and Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer W.F. Casey Ebsary Jr. defends serious Florida drug charges. Call (813) 222-2220.

Facing federal crack or powder cocaine charges in the Middle District of Florida? Understand how modern statutory mandatory minimums, the Fair Sentencing Act, and landmark Supreme Court rulings like Dorsey v. United States impact your sentencing exposure. Contact Tampa federal criminal defense attorney W.F. Casey Ebsary at 813-222-2220 to protect your future.

An alleged Florida Drug Trafficker Walked on Cocaine charges. Charges were based upon a Cell Phone Search.

What happens in a typical Constructive of Possession of Cocaine Case? Excerpts from what a constructive possession appeals court court just did in Tampa Bay, Florida:

The term DRUG1904 is a specific code likely used by law enforcement and the court system in Hillsborough County, Florida, to categorize arrests and charges related to Trafficking in Cocaine involving quantities between 28 grams and 200 grams.

Arrested for possession of cocaine with intent to sell or deliver in Tampa? Learn how Florida prosecutors attempt to prove intent using circumstantial evidence like packaging and scales, and discover the strategic legal defenses available to challenge their case. Speak with Board-Certified Specialist W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr. at 813-222-2220 for 24/7 defense.

Federal cocaine trafficking cases often begin far from Florida’s shores. Some start thousands of miles away in the Pacific Ocean, involving semi-submersible vessels, international smuggling organizations, and multi-ton shipments of cocaine destined for the United States.