Mark Eiglarsh
Florida
Trial Attorney, tv & radio legal analyst, Public Speaker, Former Prosecutor, Adjunct Law Professor, Happily married, Father of 3. SpeakToMark.com
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Fara Sax talks with attorney and author of “Be Happy By Choice”, Mark Eiglarsh.
On Friday, April 29, Hurricane Productions (HP) Concerts, the largest student programming board at UMiami, hosted their annual end-of-the-year jamboree, Canes Carnival. Canes Carnival, returning after two years since Covid-19, welcomed students with a spirited night of neon lights, rides, games, food and the performance of American singer-songwriter Marc E. Bassy.
Trump’s legal challenges will fail. Here’s why | Opinion
By Mark Eiglarsh Special to the Sun Sentinel | Nov 13, 2020 at 9:54 AM President Donald Trump speaks in the briefing room at the White House on November 5, 2020 in Washington, D.C. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) As you’ve likely heard, President Trump has alleged that the 2020 election was stolen from him and was filled with fraud. As you’ve also likely heard, Trump has filed a number of lawsuits in an attempt to overturn the election. Many are wondering whether Trump will be successful.
The Judge That Blew The Case
My client was facing a life sentence for burglary with an assault and armed robbery. She had been a prostitute most of her life, and had been labeled a “Habitual Violent Offender” by the prosecutors, based on her extensive criminal record. The charges stemmed from an incident in which she and a friend allegedly entered the house of one of her clients and held a machete to his throat while the friend took his wallet. She could get life.
Aggravated battery case against Miami man dropped after false ID'd
Search Eedition Home Public Notices Jobs Mobile & Apps el Nuevo Herald Miami.com Indulge Crime Cops falsely arrested the Jorge Crusellas-Sotolongo for stabbing someone in a bar fight. After a review of security footage, they realized that he was nowhere near the scene. Now he's trying to institute a change in policy within MPD. RELATED STORIES TRENDING Copyright Commenting Policy Privacy Policy Terms of Service
Must You Give Police Your Cell Phone Passcode?
INTRODUCTION You’re driving in your car somewhere in Broward County, Florida and Officer (Un)Friendly stops you. He alleges that you violated some traffic infraction. Let’s say he claims you were speeding. Then, he alleges he has probable cause to believe you committed a criminal offense, let’s say drunk driving (DUI). He then points to your cell phone that’s charging in your vehicle.
Proving "DWS" (Driving While Stoned) in Florida
INTRODUCTION At 4:20 pm, on a warm South Florida evening, a trooper stops a vehicle driven by Mary Wanna. Her vehicle had a broken tail light. When the trooper approaches, he smells the odor of marijuana emanating from inside the vehicle. Mary appears to be lethargic and has the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from her breath. Her eyes are glossy and bloodshot and her movements are slow. The trooper asks the driver if she has been drinking.
What About Suing Gun Manufacturers For Stoneman Douglas H.S. Shooting?
For years, one of the arguments that we’ve heard about cigarettes is that they are filled with nicotine, which is addictive, which causes health problems and even death. That argument has been successfully made in lawsuits against “Big Tobacco,” the companies responsible for putting those “cancer sticks” into the stream of commerce. The argument is that those companies knew, or should have known, that their product would cause harm, and thus, they have to pay.
Why Steinle ‘Not Guilty’ Verdict Is Not ‘Disgraceful’
While the “Not guilty” verdict in the Steinle murder trial wasn’t what most people expected and/or desired, it doesn’t mean that the verdict was unjust, unfair, and/or “disgraceful.” Having practiced in state and federal criminal courts for the past 25 years, serving as a prosecutor, criminal defense attorney, and adjunct law professor, I can say, without reservation, that the only thing unjust, unfair, and/or “disgraceful” is to insult and demean the jurors who worked hard to arrive at what...
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