Can the state attorney do this?

I commend you for exercising your constitutional right to trial by jury. But yep, she can do this and it is very common. The plea bargaining...

Having a judge requse

I don't think the situation you described is a sufficient basis for the judge to recuse himself. Most judges take steps to accommodate folks...

If your ex's attorney witnesses him grab my arm and shove me in the a elevator and then fills out a report for the police saying

From what you described, it doesn't seem likely the court is going to remove her as your ex's counsel. The situation you are inquiring about would...

Why are Electric companies allowed to Release your account information, Isn't that against the law?

I'm not aware of any reason why it would be illegal unless there is a specific provision in the agreement you enter into with JEA for services. I...

My son is on drugs and he went to jail for a short period of time I had to get my grandson who is 15 years. help !

I'm sorry to hear about you and your family's situation. Would you mind reposting with any specific legal questions you may have. Please keep in...

Penalties for a person under the age of 12 to commit lewd or lascivious molestation on a person under the age of 12.

Sex crimes get complicated and vary depending on a lot of factors, making them very fact specific issues. So to give you some general information,...

How to appeal a case and who's eligible?

No, unfortunately your friend is not going to be able to appeal his case. The time for that has long since passed. There are other forms of...

Court has not made decision and 40th day is tomorrow, Will he be automatically released that day? how does the rule 3.134 work?

No, the defendant will not be automatically released, nor will the charges be automatically dropped. Rule 3.314 applies only to those who have not...

Within the law enforcement community there is a phrase known as "POP". This is what you got charged with. It stands for "pissed off the police"...

You have the right to speedy trial. The time limit is 175 days for a felony and 90 days for a misdemeanor. If you have waived your right to speedy...