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Deciding how to handle a DUI charge is a critical decision. In this video, former prosecutor and Board Certified expert W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr. discusses why the complexities of Florida’s DUI laws—from administrative driver’s license suspensions to mandatory ignition interlock devices—require a specialized defense strategy.

Video- Many people believe they must wait for their arraignment to begin their defense. However, early intervention by a Board Certified Criminal Trial Expert can change the trajectory of your case. In this video, W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr. explains the proactive steps taken to challenge the prosecution’s case before it even reaches the judge.

Video on Navigating the complexities of the Florida legal system requires a deep understanding of criminal procedure. As a former prosecutor and a Board Certified Criminal Trial Expert, W,F, Casey Ebsary Jr. brings a unique perspective to every defense, identifying the weaknesses in the state’s case that can lead to a dismissal.

How does a board-certified attorney benefit you? Proven expertise, tested skill, and a real courtroom edge when your future is on the line.

How to Select a Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney – Checklist for Hiring an Attorney.

Ask these Questions:

Is the Lawyer Board Certified?
Is the Lawyer Experienced?
Will you receive Personal Attention?
Is the Lawyer a Former Prosecutor?

Miranda Warnings in Florida

In many situations, you have the right to refuse consent to a search of your home, vehicle, or phone. Law enforcement generally needs a valid search warrant signed by a judge, probable cause under a recognized exception, or your voluntary consent. If an officer asks for permission to search, you have the right to clearly and respectfully say that you do not consent. However, you should never physically resist or interfere, even if you believe the search is unlawful.

As a board-certified criminal trial lawyer and former prosecutor, I carefully examine the legality of searches and seizures in every case. If your constitutional rights were violated, I can file motions to suppress evidence, which may significantly weaken or even result in dismissal of the charges.

Learn more about my experience here:
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Contact me immediately if your property or phone has been searched:
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If you believe a warrant may exist, use official government databases only. Third-party sites are often outdated or inaccurate. These links take you directly to the agencies that maintain warrant and criminal records.

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.

If you have been notified that a check you wrote has “bounced,” or if you are facing a criminal investigation under Florida Statute § 832.05, the situation is serious. In Florida, passing a worthless check isn’t just a civil debt issue—it is a crime that can range from a first-degree misdemeanor to a third-degree felony.

However, a “bad check” does not always equal a criminal conviction. Understanding the legal requirements from a defense perspective is the first step in protecting your rights.