The Influence of Kansas v. Glover on Federal Criminal Cases in Tampa
Posted by David C. Hardy on April 11, 2021
The Kansas v. Glover case had a significant impact on Tampa federal criminal cases. Read our blog post to learn more.
Category: Criminal Procedure
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How Jurors Decide Who to Believe in Criminal Trials
Posted by David C. Hardy on April 7, 2021
In Tampa federal criminal trials, jurors must decide whether or not they believe in a witness' testimony. Find out how they come to make these decisions.
Simon, A Slave v. State of Florida
Posted by David C. Hardy on August 24, 2019
Learn about the decision that states establishing confessions extracted by threats or promises are inadmissible.
Do You Have A Hillsborough County Florida Arrest Warrant?
Posted by David C. Hardy on June 24, 2019
If you or a loved one has an arrest warrant in Hillsborough County, Florida, call David Hardy to learn what options you have and what steps you should take.
The Nuts and Bolts of Hearsay in the Tampa Criminal Courts
Posted by David C. Hardy on May 25, 2019
One of the most important Florida evidentiary rules deals with hearsay. Hearsay in court statements can be a deciding factor in a Tampa jury’s decision to acquit or convict a defendant.
Federal Criminal Appeals in Tampa Florida
Posted by David C. Hardy on May 19, 2019
How does the federal criminal appeals process work in Tampa, Florida. In this blog post we break it down. Read today to learn more.
Should You Talk To The Police Without A Criminal Defense Attorney?
Posted by David C. Hardy on May 12, 2019
Don’t speak to the police on your own. Contact Dave Hardy immediately to get the appropriate legal representation you need.
With The Advice And Consent Of The Senate
Posted by David C. Hardy on September 11, 2018
With the nomination and Supreme Court confirmation hearings of Judge Kavanaugh, the Senate confirmation process has been in the news.
What Are Miranda Rights And Who Was Ernesto Miranda?
Posted by David C. Hardy on August 26, 2018
The Supreme Court held that when an individual is taken into custody and is subjected to questioning, police must warn the person prior to any questioning.
New and Improved “Get Smart” Federal Government Surveillance
Posted by David C. Hardy on July 5, 2018
In the 1960’s comedy television series Get Smart, Agent 13 was a Government agent whose performed surveillance upon an evil international organization.