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Discharge of a Firearm in Public

Many people who are arrested for the crime of discharging a firearm in public are shocked to find themselves in handcuffs. You may have been quite surprised to find out that you were using your gun in violation of the law. Now that you face criminal charges, you need to take fast action to defend yourself against a guilty verdict that could lead to a tough sentence and a criminal record that could cause you serious trouble in the future. Come to Seltzer Law, PA to speak with a knowledgeable Miami criminal defense lawyer and former Miami-Dade Cyber Crime Prosecutor who can help you search for a way to resolve the charges against you.

It is unlawful in Florida to fire a gun in certain public settings. If you fire a gun at or near any public road, business, or occupied dwelling, you may be charged with a first-degree misdemeanor. This includes firing a gun into the air on holidays or during a celebration. Aggravating factors that may lead to increased charges in your case include firing a gun from a vehicle within 1,000 feet of any person, and instructing someone in your vehicle to discharge a firearm. You could also receive an increased sentence if you are additionally charged with other weapons and firearm charges, such as improper exhibition of a weapon. Under the statute, you can claim it as a defense to the charge if you were legally defending your life or your property. A Fort Lauderdale discharge of a firearm criminal defense lawyer can investigate the facts fully and mount a strong defense for you.

Criminal Defense Lawyer in Miami: Weapons Offenses

David S. Seltzer is an experienced South Florida discharge of a firearm criminal defense attorney and former Miami-Dade State prosecutor. When you hire our firm, you will have direct contact with your attorney throughout the case at any time of the day or night. Potential clients and family members can reach me 24 hours a day and seven days a week for a free, confidential consultation.

Contact a criminal attorney if you have been charged with discharging a firearm in public.

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