“After carefully examining the report and evidence, I have determined that the use of force used during the arrest of Markeith Loyd was lawful and justified under the provisions of Florida Statutes, and no further action will be taken by this office,” a statement released…
Taking the stand in his own defense, Scott Nelson, the man accused in the death of a Winter Park personal assistant, admitted he killed the woman but blamed his parole officer for making him do it. Attorney, Jonathan Rose provides commentary about the case to…
“Sharenting.” It’s a term used when parents share online about their children. Could what you’re posting about your kids have negative legal effects? Orlando attorney Jonathan Rose goes in depth on this topic. To see the full article, please click here.
In a week, four instances of threats at schools happened across Central Florida. In this article’s video, Jonathan Rose is interviewed on the matter. To see the full article, please click here.
Credit, Erik Sandoval – Reporter: Edward Brian Booker, 27, sued Officer Anthony Wongshue in U.S. District Court in Orlando in April. His arrest report indicates Wongshue pulled him over on the 408 Expressway in January of 2016 because the tint on his windows was too…
Doctors frequently refer patients to other health care providers, hospitals, and care facilities, usually with their patients’ best interests in mind. Unfortunately, this generally innocuous practice of referring patients to other healthcare providers and facilities, as well as also getting new patients through referrals, can…
As a nation, we’ve made some progress in combating the opioid epidemic in the past few years, but that progress has come with a price. Strict federal guidelines on prescribing opiates, stringent state laws to enforce monitoring and prescribing regulations, and increased federal support for…
Telephone marketing has been around for decades. And for just as long, it has been an annoyance to people who prefer not to engage in any transactions over the phone. Now that cellphones are more prevalent than home phones and every call comes with caller…
“Pill Mill” Legislation and Law Enforcement in Florida Since 2010, when the Florida Medical Examiners Commission’s annual report focused attention on the dramatic increase in deaths related to prescription opioids, the state of Florida has taken aggressive action to combat the opioid epidemic. We’ve seen…
In the U.S., we have state courts to decide issues of state law, and federal courts to decide issues of federal law. This system made sense to our founding fathers and still seems to make sense today; however, the distinction between the two courts, while…
