As Mr. Haber indicates, you can't violate probation by committing a crime BEFORE the probation began.

Rolling the dice in a trial is never better than pre-trial diversion which, if successfully completed, always leaves you without a conviction (like...

Yes, as long as they have probable cause to believe that they will recover evidence of a crime. It sounds like his phone was taken simply because...

You have admitted to a trespass, and you could even be charged with burglary (breaking and entering for the purpose of committing a crime such as...

This would be newly-discovered evidence for presentation in a motion for new trial, if not already too late, or a motion for post-conviction...

Any appeal of a trial judge's decision (with limited exceptions such as a death penalty case) belongs in the appropriate District Court of Appeal,...

First, this is not an appeals question. Second, it sounds like you are representing yourself, which is NEVER a good idea. There is most likely no...

Motions to correct an illegal sentence and for post-conviction relief (2 different vehicles for relief with different standards and procedures)...

The short answer, without regard to the merits of the claim of error, is no. This issue (blaming it on the judge) should have been raised on direct...

An affirmance of the decisions of the lower court, such as the judgment and sentence in a criminal case, cannot and will not be reviewed in the...