Monthly Archives: March 2014
Liability for Gun Injuries in Homes
An 11-year-old Florida boy died after being shot by a 4-year-old relative at a Lake City housing complex. The victim’s grandmother told news sources that the injury occurred while the 4-year-old and a 2-year-old were playing with a gun and the 11-year-old victim attempted to get the gun away from the smaller children. How… Read More »
Misidentification of Medical Professionals: Is There a Doctor in the House?
A recent article on the American Medical Association website reported that 44 percent of hospital patients could not identify their doctors among other hospital employees. The AMA found that many patients looked to the clothing to pick out the doctor and determine authoritative hierarchy in the medical setting. As more doctors opt for casual… Read More »
How Marijuana Possession Affects Your Future
As a result of the rampant illegal drug trade of marijuana and cocaine in Miami during the 1970s and 1980s, drug laws in Florida became one of the strictest in the United States. The penalties and conviction for marijuana are not things you can afford to have on your record, because they affect future… Read More »
Coping with Police Interrogation or Investigation
Prior to bringing formal charges, the police investigate what they believe to be a crime. This investigation can include surveillance or questioning by authorities. You may also be arrested and released without charges being brought, only to find yourself back in the hot seat for questioning a short time later. Remember, the police want… Read More »