Dade City Criminal Defense

If you’re facing criminal charges in Dade City, it’s very important that you quickly contact a qualified defense attorney ASAP. Whether you have already been arrested or have simply been contacted by law enforcement for “questioning” it is vital for your future that you discuss your situation with an attorney who can help. Look no further then Musca Law.

Dade City Criminal Lawyers

At Musca Law we use our over 100 years of combined legal experience to thoroughly investigate our clients’ cases and represent their best interests as we defend their rights through the entire criminal court process. There are numerous ways that we can utilize each individual attorney’s strengths, and that is why we work as a team to better assist our clients. When you work with a Dade City criminal defense lawyer at our firm, you can rest easy knowing that we have the knowledge, experience and resources to assert your constitutional rights and work to use the legal system in your favor. Even in seemingly hopeless cases we have secured what can only be called phenomenal results that have made all the difference in our clients’ lives.

In the face of DUI, drug crime, theft, sex crime or violent crime charges, the right Dade City criminal defense attorney may be able to help you avoid maximum penalties or work to assist you in avoiding a conviction altogether.

For a free consultation with a Dade City criminal attorney at Musca Law, call 727-480-9675 now.

About Dade City

The name of the Hatton post office was changed to Dade City on Dec. 18, 1884. Dade City was incorporated in about 1885, and incorporated again in 1889. When Pasco County was formed from the southern section of Hernando County in 1887, Dade City became the county seat of the new county, first temporarily and later permanently, by a popular vote.

The Pioneer Florida Museum, which opened on Labor Day, 1975, describes the life of pioneers in central Florida. Its artifacts and exhibits include a 1913 locomotive, a Methodist church, a house built before the American Civil War, an old school, and an old train depot from Trilby, Florida.[5]

The Hugh Embry Library, currently located on 4th Street, was started in 1904 when its namesake, then 25, was recovering from an illness. Embry had a strong desire to read, but at that time there was no public library in Dade City. He filled this need by soliciting donations from local households, leading to the development of a small library in the Embry home (now the site of the U.S. Post Office on Church St.).[6] His efforts helped generate enthusiasm in the community for a larger library, culminating in the development of the Pasco County Library Association in 1905. After Embry’s death at the age of 28 due to tuberculosis, the library initially faltered, but was kept alive due to the efforts of active community members and civic organizations such as the Dade City Woman’s Club. The library was relocated several times over the next five decades, finally ending up at the current location in 1963. The library underwent a complete renovation in the late 1980s, with the current 7,200-square-foot (670 m2) building opening in 1991.