Florida Carjacking Attorney

Carjacking charges in Florida

Carjacking is considered a violent crime. It is defined as using threat or force to take another person's vehicle. To actually commit carjacking, the use of threats of injury, violence or physical force must be present when trying to unlawfully gain control or ownership of another person's vehicle.

There are two main types of carjacking charges:

• Carjacking, when the offender carried or used a firearm or deadly weapon – first degree felony punishable by up to life in prison.
• Carjacking, when the offender did not have a deadly weapon or firearm – first degree felony punishable by up to 30 years in prison.

If you are under investigation or have been arrested and charged, contact PJ Mitchell and he will be available to speak with you regarding your situation. He will discuss what options you have, what will happen next and help you find the best possible defense to aid in the best feasible outcome. You can call our office at (305) 447-1333 or reach us by completing the form below or by sending an e-mail. He will fight for your rights!