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Arrest Warrant – Tampa Hillsborough Pinellas

Arrest Warrants: Your Options

The story of a typical arrest warrant begins when the police knock at the door, a detective’s business card is left for you, or a friend or relative calls you to let you know the police are looking for you – that is how it starts. Sometimes a background check for a new job uncovers a forgotten past. Other times a warrant is discovered during a routine traffic stop. In any event, the warrant will not go away.

Ready to take control of your legal situation? Contact us today for expert guidance on addressing arrest warrants and finding the best solution for your case. Don’t wait; let us help you navigate your options and resolve your legal concerns.

Sometimes law enforcement has a has an operation where they seek to clear as many arrest warrants as possible. Here is some video of one of those arrest sweeps in Tampa.

Dealing with Arrest Warrants: Your Options

1. Posting a Cash Bond:

Some warrants have a cash bond amount attached.
By posting the bond, the warrant can be recalled.

2. Turning Yourself In:

In certain cases, suspects are required to voluntarily turn themselves in to the county jail.
Failure to do so may result in being held or transported to appear before a judge, especially if caught out-of-county or out-of-state.

3. Extradition and Different Jurisdictions:

Some warrants may involve arrests in out-of-county, out-of-state, federal, or international jurisdictions.
These cases may necessitate legal help with extradition.

4. Turning Yourself In Open Court:

Some suspects, with legal counsel’s assistance, choose to turn themselves in open court.
Certain County and Circuit judges may consider bond issues more favorably for those who voluntarily appear.

5. Consulting a Tampa Arrest Warrants Attorney:

If you’re dealing with an arrest warrant in Hillsborough County, Pinellas County, or Pasco County, a Tampa arrest warrants attorney can provide guidance.
An experienced Arrest Warrant Attorney can advise on the best approach to resolve the situation effectively.

6. Professional Assistance:

Some defendants with arrest warrants seek affordable help from a former prosecutor like W.F. “Casey” Ebsary, Jr.
Casey, an arrest warrant attorney, has extensive experience as an Assistant State Attorney in the Hillsborough County State Attorney’s Office.

7. Accessing Records and Seeking Resolution:

Legal professionals can access law enforcement and court records to assess your case.
Warrants can be issued for various crimes, from traffic offenses to felony charges.

8. Taking Prompt Action:

Whether you suspect a warrant has been issued or anticipate one, taking prompt action is crucial.
Legal experts can file appropriate motions and communicate with the local prosecutor to clear the warrant and address your legal concerns.

Data Sharing: Key Information on Warrants

Law enforcement agencies now share data via computer networks and databases. Unlike the days-gone-by where such information was kept locally, usually in a paper file, these records are almost instantly shared with those who access the numerous databases that report incidents. Due to automation, sometimes names, alleged alias names, dates of birth, and residency information are cross referenced in error. When this happens even the most understanding law enforcement officer will sometimes make an arrest based on wrong information.

 

What is an Arrest Warrant?

 

Under Florida State law, an arrest warrant can be issued in several ways. One warrant can arise from a failure to appear (FTA ) in court. For a valid warrant, there must be an order and proper legal notice. For some traffic tickets or a Notice to Appear ( NTA ) the only notice given is to the person who has been encountered by the police. Sometimes suspects give a false name and an arrest warrnt may be issued for the person who was unfortunate enough to have someone steal their identity. Notices to Appear are frequently issued for misdemeanor drug charges or shoplifting.

Another warrant can be issued after police refer a case to a local prosecutor. In Florida, local prosecutors are called State Attorneys. Sometimes an Assistant State Attorney or investigating law enforcement officer will request a Judge to issue an arrest warrant.

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How can an arrest warrant be removed from the system?

 

In any event, some warrants have a cash bond amount set and upon posting the bond the warrant can be recalled. Other warrants will require the suspect to turn themselves in to the county jail. Failure to turn in or upon being caught out-of-county or out-of-state the person will be held or transported to appear before a judge in court. Some warrants call for an arrest on out of county, out of state, or federal, or international warrants. These cases may require help with extradition.

Some suspects, with the assistance of Counsel, choose to turn themselves in in open court. Some County and Circuit judges will immediately consider the issue of bond and may look favorably upon those who voluntarily appear versus those who are arrested by law enforcement and then hauled in to the system. Once the issue of bond is addressed and the person is released, the warrant will disappear.

A Tampa arrest warrants attorney may help you in Hillsborough County, Pinellas County, or Pasco County Florida.  A qualified Arrest Warrant Attorney can help and advise you as to the easiest way to put this situation behind. Some Defendants with Arrest Warrants get professional affordable help from a Former Prosecutor. W.F. “Casey” Ebsary, Jr., is an arrest warrant attorney who was an Assistant State Attorney / Prosecutor in the Hillsborough County State Attorney’s Office. People with Outstanding Warrants in Tampa Bay area counties can call Casey for free advice and get recommendations for help when troubles arise. We can access law enforcement and court records to find out what we can do for you. Warrants for all types of crimes from traffic offenses to felony charges can be issued by law enforcement or Judges. Whether you believe there is or is going to be a warrant issued or has been issued for your arrest, you can contact us and we can file appropriate motions and make contact with the local prosecutor so the warrant can be cleared.

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Arrest Warrant – We Can Help Call 813-222-2220

 

 

When an arrest warrant is a problem, we can provide a solution. Call us today at 1-813-222-2220 for a free initial consultation with an Arrest Warrant Attorney. If it is more convenient for you, we respond quickly to your call for help via our Call For Help web submission. Your requests are sent to us wirelessly. We are constantly checking and responding, and will quickly get back to you via telephone or email.

Free Hillsborough County Warrant Search

  https://www.hcso.tampa.fl.us/PublicInquiry/Warrants/Inquiry/

 

Hillsborough County Arrest Warrants are handled by the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office.

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 Pinellas County Arrest Warrants are handled by the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office.

 

 

Update from Tampa Police on record-breaking roundup of persons with outstanding arrest warrants.

11:57 pm EST

“At dawn Tuesday, Tampa police launched what they say is the biggest warrant roundup in the department’s history. With nearly 6,000 outstanding warrants on their list, their first action was to go after 459 violent felons, including eight wanted for murder.”

Source: https://www.tampabay.com/news/publicsafety/crime/tampa-police-seek-hundreds-in-their-biggest-warrant-roundup/1182468

  • Code Name is Operation Summer Heat
  • 72 Warrants Cleared
  • 33 of the warrants were cleared by arrest and 5 of those arrests were by the US Marshals Service in Georgia, Ohio, Virginia, Texas and Jacksonville.
  • 19 suspects were deceased
  • 20 suspects were located in prison and will be charged with TPD warrant when released.

The arrests include: Attempted Murder (2) Robbery cases, (3) Felony Battery cases, Armed Robbery VOP, False Imprisonment, Deriving Proceeds from Prostitution, Compelling Individual to Become a Prostitute, Trafficking Oxycodone and multiple Felony Drug Charges.

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Outstanding Arrest Warrants – You Need a Serious Defense – I can help.

Horton Hears a Judge in Court

Dr. Seuss: A Guide to Criminal Defense

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Dr. Seuss: A Guide by a Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney

 “Lawyers cite these classics in official documents with pride”

As a Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney, I can say with certainty that the works of Theodore Geisel, more commonly known under his pseudonym Dr. Seuss, are not a body of literature one would expect to see cited nor mentioned in a court of law. However, as America is often a place where impossible sounding things happen with alarming frequency, it is not as hard as you would think to find a legal precedent for this phenomena. There are appeals courts that have used the Doctor and there is at least one trial court that has used Dr. Seuss as authority for a legal opinion. More about that later.

One Fish Two Fish: A Fish Is A Fish No Matter What You Wish.

Dr. Seuss on Criminal Defense at Sea

Dr. Seuss on Criminal Defense at Sea

The US Supreme Court reeled in a few #CopsGoneWild who convinced a Federal Prosecutor to indict and prosecute a fisherman near Tampa, Florida. The court overturned the conviction obtained for destruction of records. Fish are obviously not records. The Supreme Court said, “A fish is, of course, a discrete thing that possesses physical form. See generally Dr. Seuss, One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish (1960).” Yates v United States, 574 US ____ (2015) ( Docket No. 13-7451).

Cat In The Hat: Criminal Defendant: Not That Cat

“admitted committing this crime and indicated he did it with a man adorned in a Dr. Seuss ‘Cat in the Hat’ hat”

 

The Cat in the Hat Comes Back to Court

The Cat in the Hat Comes Back to Court as one Judge waxes poetic

A criminal defendant dragged these beloved characters into a courtroom “Mr. Howard was charged as a principal in the armed robbery of a convenience store that was committed by two men. At Mr. Howard’s trial, the State presented the testimony of a man who had admitted committing this crime and indicated he did it with a man adorned in a Dr. Seuss ‘Cat in the Hat’ hat, whom he knew as “Bear.” The State had other evidence tending to establish that Mr. Howard was ‘Bear’.” Howard v State 869 So. 2d 725, (2d DCA 2004).

Horton Hears A Who: Judges On Mission To Repeat Repetition

 “the elephant, meant what it said and said what it meant”

 

Horton Hears a Judge in Court

Horton Hears the Judge

In a collision of litigants in a personal injury suit, the Judge was incensed that someone had missed a court date. With regard to instructions to appear for court proceedings, ” like Dr. Seuss’s Horton the elephant, [the court] meant what it said and said what it meant.” Mourning v Ballast 32 Fla. L. Weekly D 1673 ( 4th DCA 2007 )

Floridians went to war over a boat slip in Palm Beach. The court noted, “the Florida Supreme Court, like Dr. Seuss’s Horton the elephant, meant what it said and said what it meant. . . ” Graham v Yeskel Trust 928 So. 2d 371 (2006). I don’t know what the court meant, but this is about Dr. Seuss in court.

A United States District Court Judge Elizabeth Kovachevich instructed the lawyers in “The words of Horton the Elephant come to mind: “I meant what I said, and I said what I meant. An elephant’s faithful one-hundred percent!” Dr. Seuss, Horton Hatches the Egg.” Campero v ADS Foodservice 916 F. Supp. 2d 1284 ( SD Fla 2012 ).

My Name is Seuss: I am not a Doctor

 “Seuss entered a plea of nolo contendere to possession of marijuana in excess of 100 pounds”

 

There was an unfortunate defendant named Seuss who was detained by police who threatened to get a warrant. Seuss v. State, 370 So. 2d 1203 (Fla. 1st DCA 1979) (threats to get a warrant, prolonged detention). Poor Jack Seuss “Seuss entered a plea of nolo contendere to possession of marijuana in excess of 100 pounds . . . .” The opinion continued, “Seuss had been detained for more than an hour; he had refused repeated requests that he open the vehicle and allow the agents to inspect; he was informed that he could not leave until the vehicle was searched . . . .” Seuss walked away from the charges when the court ruled that threats to get a search warrant were baseless. supervisor represented that if Seuss continued to refuse, he could get authority to search anyway. . . . The court found the cops should have gotten the search warrant rather than detain gangapreneur Seuss for over an hour while attempting to obtain his “consent.”

Cat In The Hat: Intellectual Property Law: Source of A Kerfuffle Fee Faw.

 “The Cat Not in the Hat! A Parody by Dr. Juice”

 

The Cat in the Hat Comes Back to Court

The Cat in the Hat Comes Back to Court as one Judge waxes poetic

In the 1990’s Dr. Seuss Enterprises became entangled in a case that was rejected by the United States Supreme Court. Penguin Books USA, Inc., et al. v. Dr. Seuss Enterprises, L.P. 521 U.S. 1146 (1997). “The Cat Not in the Hat! A Parody by Dr. Juice, a work poised to supply a “fresh new look” at the O.J. Simpson double-murder trial. Katz’s rhymes, the illustrations provided by Chris Wrinn, and the book’s packaging by the manufacturer defendants *fn1″ (the individual and corporate defendants are referred to collectively hereinafter as “Penguin”) mimic the distinctive style of the family of works created by Theodor S. Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss.”

“Dr. Seuss has made a strong showing as to its copyright claims”

 

The court ruled, “Dr. Seuss has made a strong showing as to its copyright claims, and has raised serious questions providing a fair basis for litigation as to its trademark claims. The balance of the hardships tips markedly in its favor. A likely copyright infringement appears on the back cover of Penguin’s work, and instances of possible trademark infringements of the stove pipe hat appear on the front and back covers and throughout the work.”

“Defendants are therefore enjoined, pending trial of this action, from directly or indirectly printing, publishing, delivering, distributing, selling, transferring, advertising, or marketing the book The Cat Not in the Hat! A Parody by Dr. Juice.” Penguin Books USA, Inc., et al. v. Dr. Seuss Enterprises, L.P. (1996) https://ca.findacase.com/research/wfrmDocViewer.aspx/xq/fac.19960426_0000015.SCA.htm/qx

Yertle The Turtle: Yertle The Turtle Heightens Fertile First Amendment Hurdle!

 “I’m king, and you’re only a turtle named Mack.”

 

Yertle the Turtle: All the Turtles are Free

Yertle the Turtle: All the Turtles are Free

In Texas, Yertle The Turtle made an appearance when a judge scribbled a judge blurted “”Silence,” the King of the Turtles barked back, “I’m king, and you’re only a turtle named Mack.” Seuss (T. Geisel), Yertle The Turtle and Other Stories, Random House (1950). The court continued, “Dr. Seuss’ rhyming narrative about Yertle, The Turtle, concludes: “And the turtles, of course . . . All the turtles are free As turtles and, maybe, all creatures should be.” The court quipped in the context of employees’ first amendment rights. Davis v. Williams, 598 F.2d 916 ( 5th Cir 1979 ).

One Fish Two Fish: A Fish Is A Fish No Matter What You Wish.

 “conduct did not run afoul (or a fish)”

 

Dr. Seuss on Criminal Defense at Sea

Dr. Seuss on Criminal Defense at Sea

One legal expert has said, “A fish is still a fish, but it is not a tangible object under 18 U.S.C. Section 519” says legal scholar Solomon Wisenberg. Wisenburg quipped “The Court ruled 5-4 that Yates’ conduct did not run afoul (or a fish) of 1519, because the little fishies were not tangible objects under that particular statute . . . .”  Check out the White Collar Law Blog here.

Stetson Law School Professor Ellen Podgor then joined the conversation, “The recognition by these dissenting justices of the growing problem of overcriminalization in the United States is an important step. In many ways this decision is really a 9-0 decision in that the plurality tossed the fish case out because it did not fit in this sea. ”  See Professor Podgor’s Take on this Federal Criminal Case Here.

Seuss Landing: Your Injury? Judge Responds With Fury!

Finally, Universal Studios Orlando was the site of a war over the “Seuss Landing” project in Orlando, Florida. Whiting v US Fidelity 2006 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 40456 ( MD Fla 2006 ).

The End – My Friend

Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney Editorial Board Member of Law Review Certificate

Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney Editorial Board Member of Law Review

Perhaps in the future, scholars will revile at our society’s use of books relegated to the status of children’s literature. But I await a future where Tampa Criminal Defense Lawyers cite these classics in official documents with pride.

Dr. Seuss Titles:

Yertle The Turtle: Yertle The Turtle Heightens Fertile First Amendment Hurdle!

Seuss Landing: Personal Injury? Judge Responds With Fury!

One Fish Two Fish: A Fish Is A Fish No Matter What You Wish.

Cat In The Hat: Intellectual Property Law: Source of A Kerfuffle Fee Faw.

Horton Hears A Who: Judges On Mission To Repeat Repetition

Infographic – Dr. Seuss Goes to Court

Dr Seuss Goes to Court - Criminal Defense Dr Suess Infographic

Dr Seuss Goes to Court – Criminal Defense Dr Suess Infographic

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This may be the most stressful time of your life. Criminal charges can affect you in many areas: your personal life, your job or career, your finances, or even the time you spend with your children. These are serious charges and require a serious defense. I can help. Many cases have strict deadlines so don’t wait to find someone to help. If you, a friend, or a loved one have been criminally charged don’t wait –  a criminal defense attorney Tampa is standing by to answer any questions you have for free.

What to do after an Arrest? Answer from a Criminal Defense Attorney Tampa

You may want to contact an Attorney for a free telephone consultation. If the arrest was for a driving under the influence charge, a person cannot be released from the Hillsborough County Jail until certain Conditions for Release of Persons Arrested for DUI are met. The DUI laws in Florida require that: The person is no longer under the influence and; The person’s normal faculties are no longer impaired, The person’s blood/breath alcohol level is lower than 0.05; or Eight hours have elapsed from the time the person was arrested.

After your release, consider calling an AV rated Hillsborough DUI Lawyer who is top-rated by the Martindale-Hubbell Directory. Lawyers.com has also issued ratings. This ranking is issued by this nationally recognized lawyer rating service. An AV Rating shows that a lawyer has reached the height of professional excellence. AV rated lawyers have usually practiced law for many years, and are recognized for the highest levels of skill and integrity.

Why Get Help from an Attorney at all?

Without the help of competent counsel who knows that Judges are prohibited from deviating from the administrative suspension/revocation periods mandated by statute, you may be less likely to achieve a favorable outcome. Florida DUI laws mandate that courts are prohibited from withholding adjudication in DUI cases; or from reducing a charge if the defendant’s blood alcohol was .20 or greater. In short, if you lose, you become a convicted criminal forever.

What about License Suspensions?

First Suspension for Driving With an Unlawful Alcohol Level (.08 or above) will be 6 months. Second or Subsequent Suspensions for Driving With an Unlawful Alcohol Level (.08 or above) will be 1 year. First Suspension for Refusal to Submit to Breath, Urine or Blood Test will be 1 year. Second or Subsequent Suspensions for Refusal will be 18 months. The suspension is effective immediately – The officer will issue the driver a temporary permit valid for 10 days from the date of arrest, provided the driver is otherwise eligible.

Hi, I am Tampa Criminal Attorney / Lawyer  Casey Ebsary, I am ready to take your calls at 813-222-2220. I can help you, a friend, or a loved one with any criminal charge including drugs, DUI or grow house cases in the Greater Tampa Bay Area. I was born and raised here in Tampa. I went to school here. I live here with my family. I became an attorney so that I could help people. I have been a lawyer here for over 20 years. I worked for a private firm and the public defender’s office. I also learned about prosecution as an assistant prosecutor. I have helped hundreds of clients. Now I can use all of my experience to aid your defense.

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W.F. “Casey” Ebsary, Jr. – Quick Facts

Education:
Stetson College of Law Juris Doctor, cum laude Class Rank 17/117
University of Florida Bachelor Of Science in Business Administration, cum laude

Certification, and Recognition:
Special Magistrate – Circuit Court
Past Chairman, Criminal Law Section, Hillsborough County Bar Association
Board Certified, Florida Bar Board of Legal Specialization and Education 1997
Martindale-Hubbell Peer Rated AV
Lawyers.com highest rating
Avvo.com highest rating
Super Lawyers multi-time recipient
Florida Trend Magazine Legal Elite
Past Member of the Media and Communications Law Committee of the Florida Bar
Past Member of the Student Education and Admissions to the Bar Committee of the Florida Bar
Editorial Board Member, Stetson Law Review, 1989
Admitted Florida Bar, 1990
Admitted United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida
Recipient of James Carlisle Rogers Award for best-written criticism of a decision of the United States Supreme Court
Teaching Fellowship Stetson University College of Law
Federal Aviation Administration, Private Pilot, 1976

Reported Decisions:
In Re: Amendments to Rules Regulating the Florida Bar, 762 So.2d 392 (Fla. 1999) (striking down Bar rule restricting the use of trade names)
Freeman v. State, 611 1260 (Fla. 2d DCA 1993) (attacking constitutionality of roadside driver’s license suspensions).

W.F. ”Casey” Ebsary, Jr. , knows that people are arrested, questioned, and indicted in both Florida State and Federal Courts every day. That’s where a Florida Bar Board Certified Criminal Defense Expert, comes in. An experienced former prosecutor of both Felony and Misdemeanor charges can explain your options. Tampa Criminal Defense Lawyer, Casey Ebsary is a local defense attorney and former prosecutor. Casey is ready to help with all types of criminal charges including white collar criminal defense, criminal charges arising out of the internet, computer crime, cybercrime, computer fraud, drug charges and Driving Under the Influence DUI. Casey is Board Certified in Criminal Trial Law by the Florida Bar Board of Legal Specialization and Education. Less than 1/2 of 1 percent of Florida’s lawyers have qualified for this distinction.

Federal Criminal Defense

Casey Ebsary also is a Tampa Federal Criminal Defense Attorney in the Middle District Florida. Indictments are expected in vast array of charges that will stray away from the large-scale drug importation cases we have seen in the past decade. United States Attorney  will focus on theft and fraud charges as the financial meltdown of that past  continues. W.F. ”Casey” Ebsary, Jr. is a specialist in criminal trial law and is available to help with these types of allegations. If you need help or have questions please call a Tampa Federal Criminal Defense Attorney Middle District Florida at 813-222-2220. Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney and Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer, W.F. ”Casey” Ebsary, Jr. is a defense attorney, ready to help with defense of white collar criminal allegations and criminal charges arising out of the internet, computers, cybercrime, computer fraud, drug charges and DUI. Casey is an experienced Defense Attorney whose Litigation experience includes money laundering, fraud, forgery, counterfeiting, and theft in State and Federal Courts. Tampa Criminal Lawyer, W.F. ”Casey” Ebsary, Jr. William F. “Casey” Ebsary, Jr. is a Trial Lawyer. Mr. Ebsary’s practice focuses on trial practice, criminal defense, white-collar criminal defense, high tech corporate litigation and intellectual property issues arising out of the Internet and computer networking. Mr. Ebsary is a former Prosecutor and Board Certified by the Florida Bar. He has litigation experience including murder, money laundering, fraud, and forgery.

Tampa Federal Criminal Defense Attorney, Lawyer W.F. ”Casey” Ebsary, Jr. has once again been reviewed and named to the new list of Florida Super Lawyers. The final list represents no more than 5 percent of the lawyers in the state. Casey is also Board Certified by the Florida Bar. A group that comprises less than 1/2 of 1 percent of Florida Attorneys. ”It is absolutely clear from this record that [Super Lawyer does] not permit a lawyer to buy one’s way onto the list, nor is there any requirement for the purchase of any product for inclusion in the lists or any quid pro quo of any kind or nature associated with the evaluation and listing of an attorney or in the subsequent advertising of one’s inclusion in the lists.” According to one State Supreme Court.

Alternatives to Jail

Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney Casey Ebsary has noted a recent trend in Treatment alternatives to Jail. Casey Ebsary is a former Drug Court Prosecutor with experience in Court with persons facing jail from substance abuse-related incidents. Treatment is focused on legal problems due to alcohol and drug use and may be facing a 10-day jail sentence for DUI (10-Day DUI Treatment Track) .Daily attendance of AA/NA meetings is required. There is a pre-admission medical assessment that must be completed a week before entering the center. The cost is $4,000.00. The 10-Day Driver Intervention Program offers programming in a minimum-security jail environment. It is designed for male and female second-time DUI offenders to provide services aimed at reducing the likelihood of future driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Services provided are assessment, alcohol and drug education, counseling and referral.

Criminal Lawyer

Casey Ebsary is ready right now to defend you, a friend or a loved one. Casey is an experienced Tampa criminal attorney. He has helped hundreds of defendants. Call Casey right now 813.222.2220 for a free consultation. He believes in your rights and will fight for you, a friend or a loved one. Mr Ebsary is not afraid to go to trial. He will do what is in your best interest. Mr. Ebsary has experience with pre-trial diversion which sometimes withholds adjudication. He has been involved in finding drug treatment facilities that are court approved when drug treatment can help the client. Sometimes drug treatment can act as a substitute for jail or even prison. There may be many options that you, a friend or a loved one have not even thought about. That’s where a professional Tampa criminal attorney can help you. Call now 813.222.2220

Practice Areas

Explore a wide range of legal services, from DUI and traffic offenses to criminal law matters, computer law issues, and civil rights violations. Our experienced team offers support in arrest warrants, bond hearings, clemency petitions, drug crimes, expungement, and record sealing. We handle extraditions, federal crimes, theft, and robbery cases. Additionally, we specialize in computer civil litigation, computer crimes, and computer forensics, providing expert opinions and support for intellectual property theft and unlawful access to networks and data. Trust us to protect your rights and provide comprehensive legal assistance, including representation in Veterans Treatment Court. Contact us for effective solutions to your legal concerns.

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Pasco Oxycodone Defense Attorney – 813-222-2220 – Video on YouTube

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Pasco Oxycodone Defense Attorney has a FREE fully searchable Pasco Drug Crimes Oxycodone defense database on Oxycontin and drug charges in Florida. Drug Crimes Data Base Click Here. 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 contraband. Casey reviews the Minimum Mandatory sentences that may apply to some Drug Trafficking cases. W.F. “Casey” Ebsary, Jr. is a Board Certified Criminal Trial Attorney, a specialist who defends drug crimes in Pasco County, Florida.

Transcript: [Pasco Oxycodone Defense Attorney Narrates] Hundreds of people are arrested every day. You may be one of them. I spend most of my time defending cases in State and Federal Courts. Many times drug crimes arise from searches of motor vehicles. Sometimes police will stop a car and then search it. Sometimes we are able to attack these searches when police do not have reasonable suspicion or probable cause to search the motor vehicle. In the event we can suppress the evidence, we may be able to have the drug charges dismissed, since there is no longer any evidence to be admitted against you in a criminal prosecution and evidence becomes unavailable for admission in a trial. I have arrived at my destination – one of the many courthouses in Tampa Bay where I help people. Let me help you. Criminal charges in State or federal Court? Let me help. Call me at 813-222-2220. Let me drive to court to help you.[End of Pasco Oxycontin Defense Lawyer Narration]

Polk Marijuana Defense Attorney 813-222-2220 – Drug Crimes – Cannabis

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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 illegally improperly search for and then seize contraband without a Search Warrant. Casey reviews the Minimum Mandatory sentences that may apply to some Marijuana and Cannabis Drug Trafficking cases. W.F. “Casey” Ebsary, Jr. is a Board Certified Criminal Trial Attorney, a specialist who defends drug crimes in Polk County, Florida.

 

Transcript: [Polk Marijuana Defense Attorney Narrates] Hundreds of people are arrested every day. You may be one of them. I spend most of my time defending cases in State and Federal Courts. Many times drug crimes arise from searches of motor vehicles. Sometimes police will stop a car and then search it. Sometimes we are able to attack these searches when police do not have reasonable suspicion or probable cause to search the motor vehicle. In the event we can suppress the evidence, we may be able to have the drug charges dismissed, since there is no longer any evidence to be admitted against you in a criminal prosecution and evidence becomes unavailable for admission in a trial. I have arrived at my destination – one of the many courthouses in Tampa Bay where I help people. Let me help you. Criminal charges in State or federal Court? Let me help. Call me at 813-222-2220. Let me drive to court to help you.[End of Polk Cannabis Defense Lawyer Narration]

Hillsborough Cannabis Defense Lawyer 813-222-2220 – Video on Vimeo

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Our drug crimes website has a fully searchable Cannabis Marijuana defense database on marijuana and drug charges in Hillsborough County,  Florida. This video discusses and Compares How to use probable cause and the possibility of drug charges being dismissed when police improperly search for and then seize contraband. Casey reviews Minimum Mandatory sentences may apply to some Drug Trafficking cases.

Here is a Direct Link to the Cannabis Defense Lawyer Video.

https://vimeo.com/centrallaw/hillsboroughcannabislawyer

Hillsborough Cannabis Defense Lawyer 813-222-2220 from W.F. Casey Ebsary Jr. on Vimeo.

Transcript:  Hundreds of people are arrested every day. You may be one of them. I spend most of my time defending cases in State and Federal Courts. Many times drug crimes arise from searches of motor vehicles. Sometimes police will stop a car and then search it. Sometimes we are able to attack these searches when police do not have reasonable suspicion or probable cause to search the motor vehicle. In the event we can suppress the evidence, we may be able to have the drug charges dismissed, since there is no longer any evidence to be admitted against you in a criminal prosecution and evidence becomes unavailable for admission in a trial. I have arrived at my destination – one of the many courthouses in Tampa Bay where I help people. Let me help you. Criminal charges in State or federal Court? Let me help. Call me at 813-222-2220. Let me drive to court to help you.

Other Topics covered at: https://vimeo.com/centrallaw/hillsboroughcannabislawyer

Marijuana, Cannabis, Drug Crimes, Hillsborough Marijuana Charges, Trafficking