Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida
what constitutes someones legal residence?
I need to know what makes your legal residence. Is it where you receive your mail? is it the address on yor drivers license? or something else. And if I am receiving mail at someones address and have belongings there and stay the night most nights can I be charged with illegal entry of that dwelling even tho the homeowner let me in the front door on the night in question? I have been told that the most I can be charged with is illegal tresspass - is that correct?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: what constitutes someones legal residence?
Based upon what you've written you shouldn't even be charged with trespass.
Scott H. Cupp
Law Office of Scott H. Cupp, LLc
West Palm Beach, FL
"Handling criminal cases across Florida for 20 years"
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