Category Archives: Sex Offense
Can the Police Search Property You Don’t Claim to Own?
In most cases, the police need a warrant before they can search your property without your consent. More precisely, the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution protects you from an unreasonable search in any place where you have a “reasonable expectation of privacy.” This includes any devices where you may store private information,… Read More »
Understanding the “Right to Remain Silent” in Fort Lauderdale
Whenever Fort Lauderdale police question you in connection with a criminal investigation, you have the right to remain silent. The police must advise you of this right before conducting a custodial interrogation. But you always have the right to refuse to answer questions even in non-custodial settings. Florida Man Receives 15-Year Sentence After Volunteering… Read More »
Ex-Royal Caribbean Employee Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison for Producing Child Pornography
Medical professionals define voyeurism as an interest in observing unsuspecting people while they undress, are naked, or engage in sexual activities. Many people suffer from voyeuristic disorder, which means they regularly have intrusive thoughts of engaging in voyeurism, even if they never act upon them. Unfortunately, some people do act upon these thoughts and… Read More »
It Is Easier to Produce Child Pornography Than You Might Think
When most Florida residents hear the term “child pornography,” they assume that the victims are always small children. However, it is important to remember that these laws protect all children in the Sunshine State – even those on the verge of adulthood. It may be easier to “produce” child pornography in Fort Lauderdale than… Read More »