Hunt Law - Tampa Criminal Defense Specialist

 

Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney

When you’re searching for a Tampa criminal defense attorney, experience and local focus matter. At Hunt Law, we provide aggressive, strategic defense for individuals facing criminal charges throughout Tampa and Hillsborough County. Whether you’ve been arrested or are under investigation, working with a dedicated Tampa criminal defense attorney can make a critical difference in protecting your rights, your freedom, and your future. Our firm focuses exclusively on criminal defense, giving clients the advantage of knowledgeable representation tailored to the local courts, prosecutors, and procedures here in Tampa.

Below you can find links to our practice area pages along with relevant blog posts.


Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney

Tampa Criminal Defense Blog

Ruffin Hunt

DUI Defense

Sex Crimes Defense Attorney

Domestic Violence Defense Attorney

Tampa Aggravated Assault Attorney

Tampa Aggravated Battery Attorney

Tampa Assault Attorney

Tampa Battery Attorney

Tampa Burglary Attorney

Tampa Child Abuse Attorney

Tampa Child Neglect Attorney

Tampa Criminal Mischief Attorney

Tampa Strangulation Attorney

Tampa DUI Attorney

Tampa DWLS Attorney

Tampa Drug Possession Attorney

Tampa Felony Battery Attorney

Tampa Fleeing to Elude Attorney

Tampa Grand Theft Attorney

Tampa Kidnapping Attorney

Tampa Leaving the Scene Attorney

Tampa Lewd Battery Attorney

Tampa Lewd Molestation Attorney

Tampa NVDL Attorney

Tampa Petit Theft Attorney

Tampa Child Pornography Attorney

Tampa Prostitution Attorney

Tampa Racing Attorney

Tampa Reckless Driving Attorney

Tampa Resisting with Violence Attorney

Tampa Resisting without Violence Attorney

Tampa Robbery Attorney

Tampa Sexual Battery Attorney

Tampa Soliciting Prostitution Attorney

Tampa Stalking Attorney

Tampa Traveling to Meet a Minor Attorney

Tampa Violation of Probation Attorney

Florida Violation of Probation Laws

Verdict Alert - 03/27/2026

Case Analysis: Williams v. State

The Entrapment Defense in Florida

Verdict Alert! Not guilty of solicitation to commit human trafficking

Florida's Stand Your Ground Law - Deadly Force

Florida's Stand Your Ground Law - Non-Deadly Force

Florida's Sex Offender Registration Laws

Case Analysis: Jordan v. State

Case Analysis: Page v. State

Florida's PRR Statute Explained

Florida's 10/20/Life Law Explained

Case Analysis: State v. Scott

Guide to Florida's Criminal Restitution Hearings

Florida's Marcy's Law Explained

A Guide to Florida's Criminal Sentencing Guidelines

Understanding Florida's DUI Arrest Administrative Suspension Law

 The Basics of Sealing & Expunging Records in Florida

Guide to Tampa's RIDR DUI Diversion Program

 Understanding a Withhold of Adjudication in Florida

Florida's Implied Consent Laws Explained

Florida's Pretrial Detention Law Explained

The 5th Amendment and Miranda Rights Explained

Florida Constitutional Speedy Trial Explained

Motion to Dismiss Granted!

Florida's Bail Statute Explained

Case Analysis: Mejia v. State

Case Analysis: Leeks v. State

Proof Beyond a Reasonable Doubt in Florida Explained

 

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