Criminal case; filing a motion under 3.850 for violating 3.840(a) is OK?
The short answer is no, a 3.850 is not the appropriate mechanism to use. You're really going to want to retain counsel.
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The short answer is no, a 3.850 is not the appropriate mechanism to use. You're really going to want to retain counsel.
Usually there aren’t much by way of appellate issues with pleas. It depends on a lot of facts not stated here.
These questions are beyond the scope of this forum. Once you get into the “how to” you’re really going to need to retain counsel. It’s not a simple...
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There is a whole body of law surrounding speedy trial in Florida. As my colleague as noted, you can hire a private attorney to keep things moving.
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It is highly unlikely that any lawyer will work for free. If his case was reopened then he should be eligible for a public defender.
They won’t do it in most cases, but sure, you can ask.
I wasn’t sure where this question fit, but it is not an appeals question. Government actors working within the scope of their official duties enjoy...