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.
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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.
Third Degree Felonies in Florida
Posted by David C. Hardy on March 19, 2021
A Third Degree Felony in Florida can be a severe penalty with up to 5 years in prison, a $5000 fine, and 5 years of probation. Read our blog to learn more.
Revocations of Supervised Release in Tampa Federal Court
Posted by David C. Hardy on March 5, 2021
When a Tampa federal judge sentences a defendant to a term of imprisonment in the Federal Bureau of Prisons, the judge will often also sentence the defendant to a term of what is called federal supervised release.
Can a Person be Convicted of Florida DUI for Driving Under the Influence of Marijuana?
Posted by David C. Hardy on February 28, 2021
Can you get a DUI for driving high? Read our blog to make sure you know what the law says in Tampa so that you don’t make a mistake you'll regret.
What Is the Difference Between a Misdemeanor and a Felony in Florida State Courts?
Posted by David C. Hardy on September 6, 2020
Florida Crimes are divided into misdemeanors and felonies. Read our guide to learn the differences between the two in Florida.
How a Federal Criminal Case Moves from the Tampa Federal District Court to The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals
Posted by David C. Hardy on August 16, 2020
In criminal cases, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals reviews the decisions of federal district court judges in AL, FL, and GA.
Federal Contracting Fraud in Tampa, Florida
Posted by David C. Hardy on January 2, 2020
Learn how federal contracting fraud intricacies came to be and how they may affect you in Tampa Florida from The Hardy Law Firm Blog.
Tampa Attorney David C. Hardy Achieves Recertification In Criminal Trial Law From The National Board Of Trial Advocacy
Posted by David C. Hardy on October 29, 2019
The NBTA announced that David C. Hardy, in Tampa, Florida has achieved recertification as a criminal trial advocate.
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.
