Possession of Paraphernalia If you have been charged with DRUG8100 POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA call a Tampa Criminal Defense Lawyer at 1-877-793-9290 and tell me your story. Form Code: DRUG8100 Florida Statute: 893.147Level: Misd (Misdemeanor)Degree: 1st Description: POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA DRUG1101 is one of the most commonly charged offenses in Hillsborough County, Florida. Florida…
Continue reading ›Possession of Cocaine If you have been charged with DRUG1101 POSSESSION OF COCAINE call a Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney at 1-877-793-9290 and tell me your story. Form Code: DRUG1101 Florida Statute: 893.13.6ALevel: Fel (Felony)Degree: 3rdDescription: POSSESSION OF COCAINE DRUG1101 is one of the most commonly charged offenses in Hillsborough County, Florida. Florida Statute 893.13.6A Chapter…
Continue reading ›GPS Tracking Needs Warrant Tampa Drug Charge Defense Attorney, Lawyer W.F. “Casey” Ebsary has obtained an interesting appeals court decision where cops put a GPS Tracking Device on a defendant’s car and followed him for weeks. The defendant was busted for Federal cocaine charges. Specifically, “conspiracy to distribute and to possess with intent to distribute…
Continue reading ›Prescription Drug Charges Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney notes that Prescription Drugs were the alleged reason 26 people from Florida in the Clearwater and Spring Hill areas were nabbed. Operation Spring Hill was the code name. According to law enforcement, Beginning in June 2009, a local pharmacist received a fake prescription for oxycodone from someone in…
Continue reading ›Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney notes a recent ruling on Prescription records. A trial court had tossed the records and the State appealed. The appeals court ruled it was error to grant motion to suppress records. The records were obtained from a pharmacy by an investigating law enforcement officer. The court discusses Florida Statutes section 893.07(4).…
Continue reading ›Board Certified Tampa Federal Criminal Defense Attorney, W.F. ”Casey” Ebsary, reports a recent decision where The United States Supreme Court ruled: law enforcement can search passenger compartment of vehicle incident to recent occupant’s arrest. But, only if it is reasonable to believe that arrestee might access the vehicle at the time of the search or…
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