You are only entitled to a Public Defender if you face the possibility of jail on your charge. It is likely that the State Attorney will certify that jail is not being sought in your case based on the lack of criminal record and nature of the offense. You are also probably entitled to enter the Pretrial Diversion Program, which upon successful completion will result in the charge being dismissed. If the charge is in Hillsborough County, you will be told at your arraignment whether you qualify...
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There will be a record of the arrest. The issue is whether you were adjudicated guilty of the crime (meaning you were convicted) or whether there was a withhold of adjudication (no conviction).
There will be a record of the arrest. The issue is whether you were adjudicated guilty of the crime (meaning you were convicted) or whether there was a withhold of adjudication (no conviction).
There will be a record of the arrest. The issue is whether you were adjudicated guilty of the crime (meaning you were convicted) or whether there was a withhold of adjudication (no conviction).
There will be a record of the arrest. The issue is whether you were adjudicated guilty of the crime (meaning you were convicted) or whether there was a withhold of adjudication (no conviction).
There will be a record of the arrest. The issue is whether you were adjudicated guilty of the crime (meaning you were convicted) or whether there was a withhold of adjudication (no conviction).
Typically, it will be the judge who ordered the probation if that judge is still in the same division.
An adjudication will completely prevent sealing or expunging the arrest.
Your employer can certainly fire you for a felony conviction. Your probation officer is typically required to contact your employer.
You must receive permission in writing prior to leaving the county.