Helping Everyday People Every Day For 31 Years

Attorney Mark H. Randall has been licensed to practice law in Florida since 1975 and has the ability and experience to handling a wide variety of state and federal criminal charges in Florida. He defends the rights of clients throughout courts in Central Florida, including the counties of Brevard, Lake, Osceola, Orange, Seminole, and Volusia. His areas of practice include the following:

Domestic Violence-A variety of criminal offenses fall under the general category of domestic violence in Florida including:

• Domestic assault and domestic battery
• Elderly abuse
• Harassment and stalking
• Kidnapping and false imprisonment
• Restraining order and no-contact order violations
• Sexual assault, rape, and other sex offenses

Drugs and Narcotics-Drug and narcotic offenses are one of the most widely prosecuted crimes in Florida state and federal criminal courts and often involve:

• Club Drugs - MDMA (ecstasy), LSD, and GHB (date rape drugs)
• Cocaine and crack cocaine
• Cultivation and manufacturing
• Drug trafficking, transportation, and importation
• Heroin possession and sales
• Marijuana possession and sales
• Methamphetamine manufacturing and sales
• Possession of chemicals for drug manufacturing
• Possession with intent to deliver and drugs sales
• Prescription drugs

Drunk Driving & DUI -Drunk driving convictions in Florida are serious and include the possibility of penalties such as:

• Alcohol highway safety school
• Arrest and alcohol treatment costs
• Cancellation of insurance
• Criminal record
• Fines and forfeitures
• Increased insurance rates
• Jail or prison time
• Job loss
• Probation and community service
• Suspension or loss of driver's license
• Vehicle forfeiture or loss

Firearms and Gun Offenses-Gun, weapon, and firearm offenses in Florida include:

• Assault weapons
• Concealed firearms
• Felons in possession
• Illegal sales
• Possession near school grounds
• Probation violations
• Unlawful discharge of a weapon

Juvenile Crimes and Juvenile Delinquency-The following types of behavior often subject juveniles to juvenile court jurisdiction:

• Assault and battery
• Drug and narcotics use
• Property crimes, trespassing, and vandalism
• Sexual misconduct
• Theft and shoplifting
• Traffic violations
• Underage drinking

Sex Crimes-Misdemeanor and felony sex offenses in Florida include:

• Aggravated sexual assault, rape, date rape, and spousal rape
• Child enticement, child molestation, child pornography, and Internet crimes
• Domestic abuse and domestic assault
• Indecent exposure and lewd or lascivious conduct
• Prostitution
• Sexual abuse, domestic violence, and domestic abuse
• Sexual contact with a minor and statutory rape

A person convicted of any of these crimes may be facing the following sanctions:

• Imprisonment
• Mandatory aids testing
• Probation
• Sex offender registration

Theft and Property Crimes-Examples of theft-related offenses include:

• Automobile theft
• Burglary
• Credit card fraud
• Embezzlement
• Grand theft
• Receipt of stolen property
• Theft
• Wire fraud
• Worthless check charges

Violent Crimes-Attorney Mark H. Randall defends clients accused of a wide variety of state and federal charges in Florida involving the use of violence including.

• Armed robbery, aggravated assault, and battery
• Arson
• Bank robbery
• Carjacking
• Domestic abuse and domestic violence
• Firearms and gun offenses, assault weapons, sales and discharge
• Hate crimes
• Homicide, manslaughter, and murder
• Kidnapping
• Sexual assault and sex crimes
• Stalking

White Collar Crimes-White-collar crimes typically refer to a type of crime that is accomplished using deception, as opposed to a violent crime that involves the use of force. Examples include:

• Bribery, extortion, racketeering, and RICO crimes
• Conspiracy
• Counterfeiting and forgery
• Embezzlement
• Medicare fraud
• Money laundering