The Florida Supreme Court adopted new jury instructions that are designed to help jurors evaluate eyewitness identification testimony. The instructions are read to a jury after they've heard all of the evidence and just before they go to the jury room for deliberations. This ...
Read MoreReckless driving refers to the act of operating a motor vehicle in a manner that is dangerous for the circumstances, this would include driving too ...
View MoreAt Taylor & Waldrop, we are proud to announce that attorney Bradley A. Waldrop has joined our criminal defense team. Prior to joining Taylor & ...
View MoreAt Taylor & Waldropwe are proud to announce our move to a new office location. The new address for our main office is: 2303 N. Ponce De Leon Blvd., ...
View MoreMost people assume drug tests are infallible. Our society has a tendency to rely on machines and automated processes in every day life. However, these ...
View MoreMany prospective clients ask us if they can appeal their criminal case. Or, more accurately, a friend or family member will ask us if we can appeal a ...
View MoreA controversial ruling from a New York court of appeal revolves around an issue that is likely to be debated across the country. The court reversed a ...
View MoreAside from jail or probation, there are other consequences from a criminal arrest or conviction. At Taylor & Waldrop, we have represented many college ...
View MoreToday the First District Court of Appeal ruled in favor of a criminal defendant that was convicted of burglary for taking a bicycle from a mulched ...
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