Can a charge that was never filed on be used in a vop hearing in Florida?

An arrest alone does not establish a willful violation so the state would still need to prove the violation by a preponderance of the evidence. In...

Will I go back to jail after my first trial?

In a criminal case the sentence is up to the judge. So if you were to go to trial and lose the judge could give you a fine or he/she could place...

County sentenced is referring to the county where the judge imposed the sentence. For instance if your husband was placed on probation in Ft....

My boyfriend is charged with aggravated battery this is his first offense. What will likely happen to him?

A F2 is a second degree felony and carries a punishment up to fifteen years in prison. However there are a number of other outcomes including...

What happens after a false dcf report?

In Florida it is a crime to willfully report a crime knowing the information to be false.

Can I get off of probation early ?

You would have to request the judge to terminate your probation early, if the judge denies that you could request it be simply transferred to New...

It is a moving violation that could result in points being assessed on your driving record.

"F" means the crime is a felony, and punishment could be more than a year in jail. If its a felony of the third degree the most jail time would be...

There is a possibility of the prevailing on the possession charges, but it is dependent upon the facts involved in the case. Because your daughter...

Where does an unlawful possession of alcohol charge show up on your record? Is it on a criminal record?

In Florida, possession of alcohol by someone under 21 is a misdemeanor, which is a criminal offense and would appear on your record.