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In today’s digital world, people frequently turn to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other platforms to vent frustration, make jokes, or engage in heated debates. But how far is too far? Under Florida law, certain posts—especially those that involve threats of violence—can be prosecuted as true threats. Even if the author insists they were “just joking” or exaggerating, courts can and do interpret online comments as criminal threats.

In a nation founded on the principles of free expression and the right to petition the government, the interplay between individual liberties and the need for public order is a constant legal frontier. This delicate balance often comes into sharp focus during public meetings, where citizens exercise their right to voice concerns and engage with elected officials. A recent decision from Florida’s Second District Court of Appeal, Rodney Keith Jones v. State of Florida, shines a critical light on these fundamental rights, particularly concerning charges of disturbing a lawful assembly and resisting arrest.

In June 2025, the Florida Sixth District Court of Appeal reversed a county court ruling that had improperly evicted a domestic violence injunction holder from a shared residence. The core legal issue: Can a landlord evict someone when a circuit court has already granted that person exclusive possession of the home under a temporary domestic violence injunction?

Prosecutors aren’t just lawyers—they’re gatekeepers to the justice system with immense power over plea deals, sentencing, and trial strategy. When they’re angry, defendants pay the price. Whether you’re facing fraud, battery, theft, or drug charges, knowing what frustrates prosecutors helps you avoid the harshest consequences. Let’s explore the top three things that anger prosecutors and how we protect our clients from their wrath.

In today’s digital age, law enforcement increasingly relies on location tracking data and Location Data Evidence from Google Sensorvault and Apple’s tracking technologies to build criminal cases. This powerful evidence can drastically affect the outcome of your case. Understanding how this data is collected, used, and challenged in court is essential for effective criminal defense in Florida.

Arrested at the Airport with a Firearm in Florida? If you or a loved one has been arrested under Florida Statute 790.06(12)(a) for Carrying a Concealed Weapon into an Unauthorized Place (WEAP2011) — such as a TSA security checkpoint — you are facing a serious misdemeanor offense. The implications extend beyond criminal penalties: you may…

Could Sean Combs Face RICO Charges in Florida? Here’s What You Need to Know As investigations continue and new allegations emerge, the question arises: Could Sean “Diddy” Combs be prosecuted under RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) laws in Florida? The answer is yes—if credible evidence reveals a pattern of racketeering activity tied to…

While it may sound like something out of a grand theft stolen science fiction novel, the theft of moon rocks—actual lunar material returned to Earth by NASA missions—offers a compelling real-world example of how both state and federal legal systems handle high-stakes theft cases. At the Law Office of W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr., we understand…

🛡️ Tampa’s Trusted Criminal Defense Attorney: W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr. Navigating the complexities of the legal system requires a seasoned advocate with a proven track record. W.F. Casey Ebsary Jr. is a distinguished Tampa lawyer renowned for his rich legal background, unwavering dedication to defending clients’ rights, and formidable presence in the courtroom. As a…

If you’ve been charged with CRMS1000 Criminal Mischief Less Than $200 in Florida, you are facing a second-degree misdemeanor. Even though the damage may seem minimal, a conviction can still result in criminal penalties and a permanent criminal record. Attorney W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr. is dedicated to helping clients in Hillsborough County and throughout Florida fight criminal mischief charges. Call (813) 222-2220 today for a confidential consultation and to learn more about how we can help.