Can a person convicted of a felony offense in the State of Florida, leave the state while on parole?

Normally not. For travel you must get the permission of your parole/probation officer and possibly an order from the court.

Hearing. For some felonies, there is an automatic "convenience" bond attached to the offense. For some felonies, a defendant is required to go...

Normally there is a designated place for drug testing, either the PO's office or a specific drug testing location. I have never heard of a PO...

I am considering boarding a plane with out ID? Will the TSA know I have a warrant, or arrest me, upon there no ID verification?

The chances of getting on a plane without some form of ID are very slim. A warrant may or may not come up during a TSA screen. They almost always...

With no prior criminal history a reasonable offer would be either the pretrial intervention program if he could get it, or a withhold of...

Can someone be convicted of burglary based on a tattoo on their body?

If a jury believes that the individual in the video is the same person as the defendant, they can be convicted. A good defense is necessary. A...

Violating probation?

Very bad. He will remain in custody without a bond and the bottom of his sentencing guidelines will be around two years in state prison. I...

Can I still file charges

Since there have been new acts of violence, you could (and should) reapply for a restraining order. This time, however, you would need to go...

What time does a convicted felon who violated probation with a misdemeanor uttering forged bill charge have to serve in Miami?

Violations for new arrests are the most serious, especially if he has a significant criminal history. I would reach out to attorneys individually...

Looks like an old plea was vacated and the defendant was enrolled in pretrial diversion.