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Phone: (850) 224-4444

Address: 908 Thomasville Rd, Tallahassee, FL 32303

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Criminal Defense
Tallahassee criminal defense attorney Luke Newman is an experienced Tallahassee criminal appeals attorney known for his expertise in Florida and federal appellate law. In fact, Luke has been certified by the Florida Board of Legal Specialization as a specialist in criminal appellate law. He has also been certified as qualified to handle appeals in death penalty cases. If you or a loved one have recently been convicted of a crime in Tallahassee, call Luke Newman, P.A., for a consultation regarding whether an appeal might be worthwhile in your case. You could have a lot to gain by making this call, including you or your loved one’s freedom and/or your life.
Traffic Violations
The other thing to keep in mind is that bribery is not a traffic ticket. To the contrary, it is classified as a second-degree felony under Florida law. This means that conviction of even attempting to bribe a public official can land a person in jail for up to 15 years.
Sex Crimes
Sex crimes are some of the most difficult charges to defend against as well as offenses that are punished extremely harshly. Convicted offenders not only face lengthy prison terms and damage to their reputation, but they might be required to enter their information on the Florida Sex Offender Registry which follows them everywhere they go for the rest of their life. Even worse, offenders who get labeled as violent sexual predators can serve decades in prison and then be civilly committed to another facility after they serve their sentence, possibly never seeing freedom again. The stigma attached to sex crimes makes them difficult to defend against in court, and prosecutors take full advantage of this fact when pressuring a defendant to plead guilty.
Fraud
Burglary
White Collar Crimes
White collar crimes often involve lots of money and high-profile defendants or public officials, with sympathetic victims on the other side. Florida state prosecutors and federal government lawyers alike love to take on white collar cases and zealously pursue them for a conviction. With a successful case, they can make a big splash in the media and make a name for themselves at their agency, and maybe make their careers on a big case.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Although many states have moved towards decriminalization of marijuana, in Florida it remains an illegal controlled substance except in very narrow medicinal cases. To put it bluntly, any possession or distribution of marijuana for “recreational” purposes is a criminal offense in Florida. And while a small amount of marijuana is unlikely to get you in serious legal trouble, you may still face arrest and misdemeanor prosecution for having a joint on you.
Embezzlement
It is also important to note that not all racketeering-related crimes are violent. Many are white collar offenses like money laundering, fraud, embezzlement, gambling, and forgery. Of course, a RICO enterprise may also be charged with violent crimes like murder, kidnapping, or arson. But regardless of whether or not violence is involved, a person convicted of RICO and racketeering violations faces some of the harshest criminal sanctions permitted by law. Florida classifies racketeering as a first-degree felony. This means anyone convicted of participating in the racketeering enterprise faces a possible 30-year prison sentence. Beyond jail time, prosecutors may also seek forfeiture of any assets believed to be connected to the illegal enterprise.
Drug Crimes
Possession might sound like a minor offense compared to a charge such as trafficking, but make no mistake; the only difference between possession and trafficking in Florida law is often the amount of and type of drug possessed. Drug possession is a serious criminal offense that can even be charged as a felony depending on the type and amount of drugs involved. You should also know that the Tallahassee police will arrest you and the prosecutors will charge you with the most severe offense they can. But the facts might not support a conviction for the crime they have charged, and you might not be guilty of any crime at all. Before you fall victim to the government’s threats and intimidation, give Tallahassee drug possession attorney Luke Newman a call. At Luke Newman, P.A., you’ll get an honest assessment of the charges against you and a clear understanding of your options. You’ll also get strong and aggressive representation from a dedicated attorney who will fight for you and devote all his resources toward getting you the best outcome in your case. If you’ve been arrested for possession of controlled substances in Tallahassee, call Luke Newman, P.A. for immediate assistance.
Assault
Assault and battery are commonly used together as one phrase, but they are two separate offenses that can be charged together or separately. For instance, a battery is often misunderstood as an assault, but an assault doesn’t require any physical contact at all to be charged as a crime. The crime charged can determine whether you spend a day in the Leon County jail or five years in a Florida state prison if convicted. The attorney you get can affect whether you experience any adverse consequences at all or whether you achieve a favorable outcome in the end.
Murder
Capital and Life Felonies – This is the most severe type of felony charge in Florida. A conviction carries the possibility of the death penalty or life in prison without parole. First-degree murder is the most notable type of felony in this category.
Probation Violation
Of course, not every probation violation leads to prison. Many times the violation was only technical in nature and the court will decide to continue probation. But that does not mean you should not take a probation violation seriously. To the contrary, it is crucial that you work with an experienced Tallahassee probation violation attorney who can represent you and help you put the best foot forward when dealing with the court.
Homicide
Each homicide offense has its own definition, and the prosecutor has the burden of proving every element of the offense charged beyond a reasonable doubt. Luke Newman, P.A. will challenge the prosecution’s case at every turn where they have not done their job and show the jury where reasonable doubt exists.
Arson
Shoplifting
Restraining Order
Restraining order against someone who has–or may–harm them. The targets of these orders may not even realize there is a legal proceeding against them until they receive notice of a temporary injunction. And at that point, the target may not understand their legal options and rights for challenging the restraining order.
Forgery
Money Laundering
Kidnapping
Manslaughter
Prostitution
Hit and Run

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