Florida Resisting Arrest Defense Lawyer

Florida Criminal Lawyer

Resisting arrest is when an individual attempts to hit, strike, or touch the arresting officer, parole officer or any other person that has legal authority during the arrest process. In specific cases even if the officer did not receive any injuries nor was a weapon used, one can still be charged with a felony.

Depending on what the initial charge was for the person be stopped , his/her actions during the arrest, significance of the injuries sustained (if any) and if a weapon/firearm was used, can all determine what the penalties can be. Possible penalties for the charge of felony resisting arrest can include:

• Mandatory anger management classes Probation
• Jail time of up to 3 years
• Community service
• Parole

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!