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Curious about Florida’s Deadly Missile Law? The consequences are life-changing, but the right defense strategies can make all the difference.

In this video, Attorney Adam Rossen of Rossen Law Firm breaks down common legal defenses to Florida Statute 790.19, also known as the crime of shooting or throwing a deadly missile. This law makes it a felony to throw or shoot a dangerous object, like a rock, brick, or bullet, into a building, vehicle, or occupied structure. But not every case is as straightforward as it seems, and there are multiple ways a skilled defense lawyer can fight back.

Here’s what you’ll learn in this video:
✅ How Stand Your Ground and Self-Defense laws can apply in deadly missile cases.
✅ Why lack of intent can mean the difference between guilt and acquittal.
✅ What counts (and doesn’t count) as a “deadly missile” under Florida law.
✅ The role of reasonable doubt and how juries evaluate evidence.
✅ How Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendment violations can lead to evidence being thrown out.

At Rossen Law Firm, we’ve defended countless clients facing serious felony charges. With a board-certified trial lawyer on our team and a collaborative approach where every attorney contributes their expertise, we know how to challenge the state’s evidence and fight relentlessly for the best possible outcome.

We never forget that behind every case is a person and a family. Our mission is simple: helping good people when bad things happen.

00:00 Introduction: Florida Deadly Missile Law Overview
00:57 What Florida Statute 790.19 Covers
01:52 #1: Self-Defense & Stand Your Ground
02:41 #2: Lack of Intent in Deadly Missile Cases
03:44 #3: Object Not a Deadly Missile
05:43 #4: Evidence & Reasonable Doubt Defense
06:40 #5: Constitutional Rights Violations (4th, 5th, 6th Amendments)
07:35 How a Florida Criminal Defense Lawyer Can Help

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