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Broward County Finally Taking a Proactive Approach Regarding The Decriminalization of Possession of Small Quantities of Marijuana

By Antonio D. Quinn, Esq. • 11 Feb, 2021
Discussion of policy changes to the handling of marijuana possession cases by the Broward State Attorney's Office

Injunction for Protection Against Stalking in the Florida Courts

By Antonio D. Quinn, Esq. • 31 Mar, 2020
Legal and procedural requirements for injunctions for protection against stalking in the Florida Courts.

Domestic Violence Injunctions in the Florida Courts

By Antonio D. Quinn, Esq. • 24 Mar, 2020
Fort Lauderdale domestic violence attorney explains the process of obtaining an injunction for protection against domestic violence in Florida.

Difficult but Not Always Impossible:  Removal From the Sex Offender Registry in Florida

By Antonio D. Quinn, Esq. • 25 Oct, 2019
Discussion of possible avenues of removal from Florida's sex offender registry.

The Changing Landscape of Marijuana Prosecutions in Broward County in light of the State Hemp Program

By Antonio D. Quinn, Esq. • 07 Oct, 2019
Changes to marijuana possession prosecutions in Florida

Downward Departures from the Florida Sentencing Guidelines

By Antonio D. Quinn, Esq. • 23 Jul, 2019
Ft. Lauderdale criminal defense attorney Antonio D. Quinn expains grounds for downward departures from the Florida Sentencing Guidelines.

What is a Withhold of Adjudication in Florida and Why is it Important?

By Antonio D. Quinn, Esq. • 01 Apr, 2019
Criminal Defense Lawyer Antonio D. Quinn, Esq. explains the meaning of a withhold of adjudication in Florida.

Putting the Police on Trial:  Motions to Suppress in DUI Cases

By Antonio D. Quinn, Esq. • 13 Feb, 2019
Broward DUI attorney Antonio D. Quinn discusses achieving successful outcomes in DUI cases through motions to suppress

Shifting the Burden:  Florida now offers the greatest protection of any state under its Stand Your Ground Laws

By Antonio D. Quinn, Esq. • 29 Jan, 2019
Criminal defense attorney Antonio Quinn discusses the state of Stand Your Ground protections in Florida.

A Raw Deal:  The Unconstitutionality of Florida's Sex Offender Registry Laws When Applied To People Whose Crimes Occurred Before the Law Was Passed

By Antonio D. Quinn, Esq. • 24 Jan, 2019
Florida's sex offender registration laws unconstitutionally punishes individuals who are required to register as the result of a conviction for a crime which occurred prior to October 1, 1997.
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