Dealing in stolen property. Under Florida Statutes Section 812.019, it is a second-degree felony if a person traffics in property that he or she should have known or knew was unlawfully taken. False information to a pawn broker. Under Florida Statute Section 539.001, it is a crime in Florida...
Warning Under section 322.212 (5), Florida Statutes, it is a third degree felony to use a false or fictitious name in any application for a driver license or identification card, or to knowingly make a false statement, knowingly conceal a material fact, or otherwise commit a fraud in ...
The Florida Statute section number, the level of the crime (felony or misdemeanor), and an abbreviated description of the charge. This is a comprehensive inventory of criminal traffic charges as delineated within the Florida Statutes. This inventory comprises ...
According to state statute, insurance companies do not have to use Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) car parts, but the replacement parts must be “of same fit, quality and performance”High-Risk Insurance in FloridaFor drivers who are considered high-risk — including those with multiple ...
In Lewis v. State[10] the District Court of Appeal, Fourth District, held that failure to charge on attempt to receive stolen property when the defendant was charged with receiving stolen property was reversible error. In Herman v. State[11] that same court held it reversible error not to ...
Often times we are asked to explain the difference between replacement cost coverage and actual cash value coverage. Both of these terms describe insurance coverage intended to cover you for your damaged or stolen property. However, the amount you receive for your damaged or stolen property will ...