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Tampa Weapons Charges Lawyer
Tampa Attorney Representation Since 1978
In Tampa and throughout the State of Florida weapons and gun crimes are considered very serious offenses. If you have been arrested and charged with a crime in Florida involving the use and or discharge of a firearm you will face some of the stiffest penalties possible under Florida Statutes. Florida enacted the 10-20-Life law years ago and the ramifications of the law have been severe. The law breaks down as follows:
- You face a 10 year minimum mandatory sentence if you are in possession of a gun during the commission of a crime
- You face a 20 year minimum mandatory sentence if you are in possession of and fire the gun during the commission of a crime
- You face a 25 year to life sentence if you fire the gun and hit another person during the commission of a crime.
If you believe that you are facing a minimum mandatory sentence as a result of the 10-20-Life law it is important that you act immediately and contact a skilled Tampa criminal defense attorney who can protect your rights.
Our Tampa Criminal Attorney Handles All Types of Weapons Charges
10-20-Life weapons crimes are not the only type of weapons charges that carry stiff penalties. In Florida, and specifically in Tampa, there are a number of other weapons charges that an individual can be charged with that carry stiff penalties. Some of these crimes include:
- Carrying a Concealed Weapon
- Carrying a Concealed Firearm
- Open Carrying of a Firearm
- Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon
- Possession of a Short-Barreled rifle
- Improper Exhibition of a Firearm or Deadly Weapon
- Throwing a Deadly Missile.
In light of Florida’s tough stance on gun and weapons charges it is imperative that you act quickly and contact an aggressive attorney. Our skilled criminal defense attorneys have over 40 years experience in dealing with these types of charges and know how to represent clients facing weapons charges. Do not hesitate to call us immediately for a free no obligation consultation so we can discuss the specific facts of your situation.
