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If you’ve been charged in Clay County, you need to know your rights Owning a firearm is a constitutional right, but in Florida, that right comes with serious legal limits, especially when alcohol or drugs are involved. Many people charged with driving under the influence worry about what a conviction might mean for their ability...

If You’ve Been Charged in Clay County, Aguilar & Sieron, P.A. Can Help Protect Your Rights and Your Future Being accused of resisting arrest can be one of the most confusing and stressful experiences a person faces. In many cases, the charge arises suddenly, during a heated or chaotic moment when emotions are high and...

In Florida, getting charged with a crime you didn’t even know existed can feel like the ground has been pulled out from under you. One moment you’re going about your day, and the next you’re facing police questioning, legal paperwork, and the possibility of court. It’s confusing, overwhelming, and unfair all at once. But while...

Learn what this case means for Florida drivers and how to protect yourself The now-viral video of the February 19, 2025, Jacksonville traffic stop where deputies broke a car window and repeatedly struck 22-year-old William McNeil Jr. sparked widespread outrage and prompted local and national debates about police authority, lawful orders, and citizens’ rights during...

Why What You Do Next Could Make or Break Your Case A DUI arrest in Florida can upend your life in a matter of minutes. From the flashing lights in your rearview mirror to the cuffs around your wrists, the stress of the moment can cause panic, confusion, and fear. But what many people do...

A criminal conviction can affect your ability to get a job, rent an apartment, and live your life. If you’re convicted of a crime, there are two layers of consequences for the conviction. The first layer consists of the direct, legal consequences, including fines, incarceration, community service, probation, and other similar penalties. Those consequences can...

Why you should still consult a criminal defense lawyer if you've been charged in Florida Many criminal defendants think that if there’s no physical evidence, they’re home free. Surely, the prosecution can’t get a conviction without it, right? Unfortunately, that’s a misconception. Prosecutors can and often do get convictions without physical evidence. As far as...

Social media is no longer just part of everyday life — it’s part of the courtroom. In Florida criminal cases, digital posts are being used more frequently to investigate, charge, and convict defendants. What someone shares online — whether public or private — can quickly become a focal point in a criminal investigation. From Facebook...

Imagine you’ve been arrested, and the police report says one thing, but you know the situation unfolded differently. Maybe you were treated unfairly, maybe your rights were violated, or maybe the evidence against you isn’t as strong as law enforcement claims. In these situations, police body camera footage can be the difference between a conviction...

If you’ve ever heard someone say, “I failed a breath test, so I’m definitely getting a DUI,” you're not alone. Many people assume that a breathalyzer result is the final word in a DUI case. But that’s not how the legal system in Florida works. Breath tests are not foolproof, and a failed test doesn’t...