Florida Criminal Law Attorney

Areas of Practice

Mr. Mott is qualified to handle death penalty cases as lead counsel pursuant to Florida Supreme Court Standards. Mr. Mott's law practice includes the following areas:

• Felonies: Crimes punishable by one year to life in prison and death penalty cases:
  • Death Penalty Cases. First Degree Murder/Second Degree Murder/Manslaughter.
  • Felony DUI, DWI, BUI, OUI, OWI drunk driving
  • DUI Manslaughter/Vehicular Homicide
  • Drugs and Narcotics Possession, Sale and Purchase, Trafficking, Conspiracy, Manufacture, distribution, Controlled substances, cocaine, crack, cannabis, pot, speed, crank, crystal meth, hydocodone, loratabs, ecstasy, heroin, horse, smack, etc.
  • Multiple offenses Felony DUI
  • Felony DUI/ Felony Driving while license suspended, DWLS
  • Fleeing and eluding, escape
  • Leaving the scene with serious personal injury or involving death
  • Burglary, Robbery, Armed Robbery, Strong-arm Robbery, Robbery with a Firearm or weapon.
  • Grand Theft, Dealing in Stolen Property, Identity Theft
  • Bad checks over $300.00
  • Domestic Violence Felony, Violation of Injunction
  • Battery, Aggravated Battery, Child Abuse, Kidnapping
  • Aggravated Assault, Aggravated Battery, Aggravated Battery with a Weapon/Firearm
  • Sex Crimes, Sexual Battery, Lewd Act
  • Criminal Records Expunged and Sealed
  • Bond Hearings, Bail Reduction Motion Hearings
  • Felony Criminal Mischief
  • All Fraud/ Shoplifting
  • Aggravated Stalking
  
  
• Misdemeanors: Florida Crimes with a maximum penalty of one year incarceration and/or $1,000.00 fine (or a lesser penalty):

• Drig Possession under 20 grams of marijuana.
• DUI, DWI, OUI, OWI, BUI, BWI – drunk driving, Boating under the influence
• Reckless Driving
• Leaving the scene with property damage
• Driving with License Suspended, or Revoked or no valid driver’s license
• Assault / Battery/ Domestic Violence Battery
• Petit Theft/ Retail Theft
• Violation of injunction
• Criminal Mischief
• Bad checks under $300.00
• Stalking
• Solicitation, Prostitution

• Juvenile Delinquency:

• Criminal offences committed by a person less than 18 years of age

• Personal Injury:

• Auto accidents
• Medical Malpractice
• Negligence

• Administrative Law:

• DMV: DUI and point related suspensions before the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.