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What is Constructive Possession of a Weapon? In this sample case, the guy was charged with illegal possession of a firearm.

Watch the video below as criminal defense attorney Casey Ebsary breaks down how to challenge illegal vehicle searches, fight probable cause, and work to get Hillsborough County marijuana charges dismissed.

The use of cannabis, also known as marijuana, is currently illegal in the state of Florida. This includes the use of medical marijuana, which is only legal for certain qualified patients under state law. Therefore, cannabis use is not legal at the Gasparilla Pirate Fest or any other public event in Florida. Possession of Cannabis…

Drug2Go and Pasco Marijuana Defense Attorney have a fully searchable Pasco Drug Crimes Cannabis Marijuana defense database on marijuana and drug charges in Florida. This video discusses and Compares How to use probable cause in criminal cases and the possibility of drug charges being dropped or dismissed when police improperly search for and then seize…

Polk County Marijuana Law Drug2Go.com and Polk Marijuana Defense Attorney now have a FREE fully searchable Polk Drug Crimes Cannabis Marijuana defense database on marijuana and drug charges in Florida. This video discusses and Compares How to use probable cause in criminal cases and the possibility of drug charges being dropped or dismissed when police…

If you’ve recently seen a viral YouTube or social media video claiming that the Supreme Court of the United States issued a unanimous 9–0 ruling dramatically expanding gun rights, you are not alone. These clips are spreading rapidly across platforms like YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and Facebook, often framed as urgent legal updates that supposedly change what you can legally do with a firearm overnight.

Here’s the problem: this video is fake or, at best, dangerously misleading.

As a Florida Board-Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer, I can tell you plainly—relying on viral legal advice like this can get you arrested, charged, and convicted. Let’s break down what the video claims, why it’s wrong, and what the real law actually says.

When you are standing in a Florida courtroom, the prosecutor on the other side is a professional. To level the playing field, you need more than just a lawyer; you need a Board Certified Expert. I am W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr., and I have dedicated my career to mastering the complexities of the Florida and Federal legal systems.

If you’ve been told that police can search your car without a warrant, that statement is only partially true—and dangerously oversimplified. As a Florida Bar Board-Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer, I regularly litigate vehicle searches, cellphone seizures, and warrant challenges. One of the most important Florida trial-court decisions exposing how far law enforcement sometimes overreaches is State v. Cabrera Leon, 33 Fla. L. Weekly Supp. 370a.

Cell phones are more than communication devices—they hold a detailed record of our lives. In Florida and across the United States, courts have recognized the sensitivity and depth of this information. At the Law Office of W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr., we stay at the forefront of privacy law developments, especially those concerning cell phone searches in criminal investigations.

Fleeing and Attempting to Elude a Police Officer – TRAF3039 If you have been charged with TRAF3039 Fleeing and Attempting to Elude a Police Officer, call Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr. at (813) 222-2220 or contact us online. 🔍 What is Fleeing and Attempting to Elude a Police Officer (TRAF3039)? TRAF3039 refers…