How should I plead and what might I expect for sentencing?
The other attorneys are correct -- plead not guilty at your arraignment. Had the charged remained a misdemeanor the state attorney's office in...
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The other attorneys are correct -- plead not guilty at your arraignment. Had the charged remained a misdemeanor the state attorney's office in...
Your first court date is typically what is called "arraignment," where you will be told what the exact charges are against you. Often times a plea...
I concur with the other attorney that you do not have to leave the store for it to qualify as theft. As far as being charged with Grand Theft, the...
Typically, the next step after an appeal is denied would be to look into the possibility of filing a Motion to Vacate pursuant to Florida Rule of...
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Your first step should be to discuss this with your lawyer. That being said, if you enter a plea you can appeal the denial of a motion to dismiss...
The turn-around on this will depend on the particular judge handling the matter. If time is of serious concern and you cannot get it taken care of...
Every sheriff office/police department handles these things a little differently. Your best bet will be to contact a local criminal defense...
Your license was suspended pursuant to Florida Statute 322.055(1), which states in pertinent part: "The period of such revocation shall be 2 years...
Your attorney will be able to investigate this claim and should there be a conflict with the judge the attorney can file a motion to have the judge...
A good first step would be to file a public records request with the agency that investigated the case requesting all documents they can legally...