Orlando Felony Criminal Lawyers: First Degree Felonies
Ask Orlando Felony Criminal Lawyers: What does it mean when you are charged with a First Degree Felony?
- This means that you have been charged with the highest degree felony (only a capital felony is higher in severity) under the laws of the State of Florida, punishable by up to 30 years in the Florida State Prison, 30 years of State Probation, and up to $10,000 in fines
- A conviction of a First Degree Felony will have lifeline consequences if you do not seek the proper counsel of experienced Orlando Felony Criminal Lawyers, including, but not limited to:
- Being labeled a convicted felon for the rest of your life
- Ineligibility for sealing and/or expungement for any criminal charge for the rest of your life
- Losing of right to vote
- Loss of right to purchase and own firearms
- Loss of ability to obtain housing in many locations
- Loss of ability to procure financial aid for continuing education
- and many other consequences…
- A conviction of a First Degree Felony will have lifeline consequences if you do not seek the proper counsel of experienced Orlando Felony Criminal Lawyers, including, but not limited to:
What types of crimes are considered to be First Degree Felonies?
- Robbery with a Firearm
- Burglary with a Battery Therein
- Attempted Murder
- Certain Drug Trafficking Offenses
- and many more…
What do I do if I am charged?
- Call the experienced Orlando Felony Criminal Lawyers at the Smith & Eulo Law Firm for your FREE CONSULTATION today. We have handled thousands of criminal cases, including all types of First Degree Felonies, and we are confident that we have the knowledge and experience to get the best outcome for your case.
- Here is an example of a First Degree Felony Case…
If you have been arrested or charged with a First Degree Misdemeanor, call the Smith & Eulo Law Firm at (407) 930-8912. We are here to help you.