What is Florida Supreme court ruling on 893.13 unconsituional?

The Supreme Court has not ruled yet.

What if affiant went to school with the ci and was A friend. And The ci was driving with no license.

An arrest warrant based solely on a CI's word, is not likely to be granted under the circumstances that you detail above. The CI must be...

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I have let my sons father use me van for some time now. he was arrested for a sup license and posession. he is saying it is not

It is highly unlikely that you will be facing any criminal charges based on this incident. His defense that the drugs were not his (even if...

Will he receive jail time?

I suggest that you consult with a local attorney right away. The local attorney will be in the best position to advise you on possible outcomes...

My son is 15 years old he will be 16 in 2 days. His girlfriend is 15. They are having sex, can he be charged with sat. rape?

Technically, they both can be charged with Lewd and Lascivious Assault,because a fifteen year old cannot consent to sex. This is not likely to...

For my first offense, what will be the worse thing that can happen if I am found guilty?

The worse thing that could happen is that you could get 60 days in jail and be required to pay a fine of $500.00 plus court costs. If this is...

I am currently facing felony charges for a graffiti related criminal mischief . what am i looking at in fines?

You are giving out too much information regarding your case. Please refrain from doing this as it may further hurt your chances in court. If...

Can you get work release in Florida if you had a violent crime 5 yrs ago?

Is the DUI a felony? The only way your son could get 18 to 24 months on a DUI is if he was charged with a felony offense. If your son is looking...

Ten years ago I got arrested for dui and 8 months later got arrested on a different charge but was later dropped.

Unfortunately, you will not be able to get your record sealed or expunged. Florida law requires a conviction on all DUI pleas. Once convicted,...

Your criminal record remains with you for life. You may have your record sealed if you received a withhold adjudication of guilt . If you were...