There can be a variety of different crimes associated with weapons, including, but not limited to: carrying a concealed firearm or concealed weapon, carrying a firearm in a prohibited place such as an airport, improper exhibition of a firearm, or possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Each one of these carries different minimum and maximum penalties under Florida law.
While many individuals may think that they can handle their gun charge cases alone, they could potentially miss important details that are (or could be) vital to their case. A gun charge conviction can have serious consequences and lifetime ramifications. A conviction is a permanent record that can heavily impact your employment and residency options. In some cases, gun charges can even carry mandatory minimum sentences.
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At Difilippo & Pica, PLLC, we are familiar with the laws and evidence needed to pursue a competent defense on your behalf. Contact us today for your free consultation.