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2nd Degree Murder – Case dismissed

Sexual Battery by a Law Enforcement Officer – Case dismissed

DUI with Xanax - Case dismissed

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Battery - Case dismissed

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Driving Under the Influence - Case dismissed

Grand Theft - Case dismissed

Resisting Arrest With Violence - Case dismissed

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Reckless Driving - Case dismissed

Assault - Case dismissed

Attempted Murder – Case dismissed

Miami Criminal Lawyer

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Julian Stroleny

If you have been arrested or are facing a criminal charge, you may feel as if your entire world has just turned upside down. That is when you need to reach out to our Miami criminal defense attorney at Stroleny Law, P. A., a former Florida state prosecutor. We understand that anybody can make a mistake or be in the wrong place at the wrong time. When you work with our criminal defense team in Miami FL, you will always be treated with respect while your attorney prepares an aggressive defense.

At our Miami criminal defense law firm, we will take the time to hear all about your alleged criminal offense with care and compassion, providing you with non-judgmental legal guidance at a point in time when you need it most.

Julian Stroleny, Attorney at Law

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About Stroleny Law, P. A.

Stroleny Law, P.A. is an award-winning Miami criminal law firm that promises a former state prosecutor will handle every client’s case. Experienced criminal defense lawyer Julian Stroleny has handled thousands of cases and will work tirelessly to get you the best possible results. Stroleny Law, P.A. understands you may need a Miami criminal defense lawyer available after hours, so the firm offers free consultations 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Stroleny Law, P.A. takes pride in providing a client experience-oriented approach to legal services.

We Will Start on Your Defense Right Away

At Stroleny Law, P. A., as soon as we get started on your defense, we will become your voice within the criminal justice system. We will not rest until we have explored every possible option available for your defense. We will fight for a dismissal or an amendment to a less serious charge. By working with the legal team at Stroleny Law, P. A., you will have the best chance of having your charges dismissed or of getting a negotiated plea that will protect your future.

WHY HIRE OUR MIAMI CRIMINAL DEFENSE LAWYER?

Our criminal lawyer in Miami understands that the situation of our clients can turn dire at a moment’s notice; that is why we offer a free consultation on their criminal offenses 24 hours a day, seven days a week regarding their criminal defense case. Call our Miami criminal lawyer right now, or use the live chat option on this page to get started on your criminal defense.

We are a defense firm for individuals charged with all types of criminal charges, including domestic violence and DUI. We cover Miami-Dade, all of the Miami area, and the state of Florida. We pride ourselves in helping individuals get a second chance at life after they have made a mistake because we know Miami's criminal defense law.

Criminal Defense Practice Areas

DUI Charges

If you are charged with a DUI, there are substantial repercussions that can impact your life, hefty fines, suspension/revocation of your driver's license, and possible jail time. If convicted of DUI, the penalties you face can include:

Required DUI school attendance
Community service hours

Up to 12 months of jail time for misdemeanor DUI
Up to one year of probation
Fines ranging from $500-$5,000
Driver’s license suspension
Installation of an ignition interlock device (IID) in your motor vehicle

Drug Crimes

Across the country and throughout the state of Florida, narcotics investigations are continually taking place. A conviction for a serious drug crime can lead to time in jail and significant financial fines. Whether you have been arrested for trafficking a controlled substance, like cocaine or fentanyl, or have been arrested for small amounts of marijuana possession, our law firm can help.

Domestic Violence

Allegations of domestic violence in Florida can have serious consequences. Domestic violence is defined as abuse of a family or household member, including children. When injuries are sustained by a domestic violence victim, the state of Florida can enhance the matter to a felony, depending on the circumstances. A conviction can permanently prohibit the accused from the use and ownership of firearms.

Sex Crimes

With the latest internet technology, sexual predators have easier methods for engaging in sex crimes, such as possession, solicitation, or distribution of child pornography. However, some defendants are wrongly accused and criminal defense lawyers can provide a multitude of defenses for sex crimes.

Misdemeanors

These crimes are lower than felony charges as they are cause less harm to society than felonies. Examples of misdemeanors include:

Resisting arrest without violence
Prostitution
Disorderly conduct
Driving on a suspended license (DWLS)

Driving under the influence (DUI)
Petit theft

Federal Crimes

When someone violates United States federal laws, such as committing white-collar crimes like money laundering, they are investigated and charged by federal law enforcement and tried in federal courts. Conviction of a federal crime can result in a federal prison sentence.

Examples of Florida federal crimes include:

Weapon-related crimes
Drug-related crimes
Illegal immigration
Aggravated assault
Blackmail
Immigration crimes
Child pornography
Drug smuggling
Airplane hijacking
Identity theft
Health care fraud

Assault

An arrest for a violent assault could result in a wide variety of penalties, from a second-degree misdemeanor up to a first-degree felony offense. Violent assault crimes have many defenses available, including justifiable homicide and self-defense claims. Penalties for assault charges in Florida can include:

Fines between $500 and $5,000
60 days to 5 years in prison for most assault charges
6 months to 5 years of probation for most assault charges
Order of protection or restraining order on behalf of the victim
Court-mandated anger management counseling or therapy
Court-mandated restitution to be paid to the victim
Loss of professional licensures
Temporary loss of voting rights
Weapon or gun ownership forfeiture by court order

Florida laws can be complicated and you should discuss your legal options with a violent crime defense attorney in Miami.

Theft Crimes

Depending on the items and their value that you have been accused of stealing, you could face penalties for either a felony offense or a misdemeanor. You can be sentenced to jail time, even for non-violent crimes, such as petit theft or shoplifting. Petit larceny is punishable as a second-degree misdemeanor in Florida with a sentence of probation, jail time, community service, and restitution.

Grand theft is considered a felony and can be punishable by up to 30 years or less in a state prison with fines ranging from $5,000 to $10,000.

Examples of theft crimes include:

Robbery
Petit theft
Shoplifting
Grand theft
Larceny
Employee theft
Identity theft

Penalties can be increased for aggravating factors, such as coercion by threat of violence, theft by embezzlement or extortion, or armed robbery. Additionally, if someone is harmed or dies while the theft is being committed, the court can pursue a murder charge.

Juvenile Crimes in South Florida

Students in high school, college, or graduate school have unique concerns when it comes to the Florida criminal process of investigation and prosecution. The adverse side effects a juvenile conviction can carry include:

Jeopardizing eligibility for state and federal student loans

Jeopardizing current and future student housing
Disqualification from various careers and fields of study
Jeopardizing the licensing for industry-specific fields in the future

Immediate steps should be taken by the student or their parents to protect their future when facing a criminal conviction.

Felonies

Florida felonies can be classified as follows:

First-Degree Felonies

First-degree felonies in Florida are typically punishable by a prison sentence of up to 30 years and a fine of no more than $10,000.

Second-Degree Felonies

Second-degree felony convictions can result in being sentenced to up to 15 years in prison and a fine of up to $10,000.

Third-Degree Felonies

Third-degree felony convictions are the least serious type of felony in Florida. They can be punishable with a prison sentence of up to five years and a fine of $5000 or less.

Capital Felonies

In Florida, a capital felony is punishable by the death penalty or life in prison with no possibility of parole. If a person is killed while attempting to commit one of the following crimes, the perpetrator may be charged with a capital felony.

Life Felonies

If charged, a person can be sentenced to life in prison with a fine of $15,000 or less.

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After being arrested, you may be thrust upon a word that is completely unfamiliar to you. Even though you have been read your rights, you may feel that everyone around you seems to treat you as guilty of your criminal case. You may find that elements in your police report have been exaggerated or others that are simply not true.

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Florida can hand out severe punishments for those found guilty of criminal charges whether they are misdemeanors or felonies. Our firm has helped many clients accused of crimes get their charges dismissed in Florida. Our team will fight tirelessly to clear your name and get the best possible outcome for your criminal case.

Accusations of a crime of any level in Florida can be incredibly stressful, even if the accusations and charges are false. Stroleny Law, P.A., has a knowledgeable and dedicated Miami criminal defense attorneys who offer free consultations 24 hours a day, seven days a week for criminal cases.

If you have been accused of a criminal act in Florida, contact Stroleny Law, P.A. Our experienced team of legal professionals will work to protect your freedom and fight for your legal rights. Use our secure online form to contact us for aggressive legal representation, or call our law offices directly if your matter requires an immediate response.

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