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It seems that we have been hearing an awful lot in the news over the last few years about bullying. Sadly, there are very few of us who have not experienced bullying at some point in our lives – sometimes we are the one who gets bullied and sometimes we [...]
If you mouth off to a police officer or he feels threatened, he might shoot you.
Florida's Move Over Law was adopted in 2002 after several incidents where emergency response personnel were killed or injured while stopped at the side of the road.
The article talks about the new Florida traffic ticket law that will go into effect on January 1 that sends a driver found to be at fault in three traffic accidents in a three year period back to school for a strict driver education test that also requires a road test.
Smoking Pot or getting busted for a Joint is a crime in Florida that can put you in jail for a year.
Florida's laws on license suspensions are some of the toughest in the United States. According to recent statistics from the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, approximately 30 percent of Florida's motoring public is currently under some sort of a suspension. That equates to nearly 4.6 million people – many of whom don't even know it.
"I was involved in a car accident and received a citation. How can the officer issue a ticket for something that he didn’t observe?"