What is the name of the waiver I need to get someone to drop charges including aggravated assault and robbery against me?

The decision of whether to file, and later pursue, criminal charges rests solely within the prosecutor's office. An alleged victim's lack of...

Yes, he or she can be formally accused of DUI. The issue of whether a refusal to provide breath samples upon request is, contrary to public...

Hey i'm on probation for a dui and have 1 month left. I have 50 community service hours to complete. Can i pay off my hours?

You can most likely you can convert community service hours into money. I've seen $10/hour as the conversion rate. Because it's really a...

In simple terms, a search warrant is focused on a specific location or property; an arrest warrant is focused on a particular individual. A search...

Im 17 years old guy need help

Based on the facts presented in your question, yes, it's possible to face criminal charges and, if convicted, prison time. The real question is...

What is cyber stacking

Cyber-stalking is a subset of Florida's larger prohibition on stalking and harassment in general. Isolated instances may not rise to criminal...

Is it illegal to start your own online pipe store?

The internet breeds complexity on many legal issues, and your questions pertaining to your new business are no exception. Local, State, and...

My husband was charged with dwls 2nd conviction,dui and resting officer with no violence what are his chance of beating his case

It sounds to me that the arrest form (document authored by police after an arrest recounting what gave rise to the arrest itself) is bound to have...

Does Florida Statute 775.261 4(d) violate expost facto provisions of the constitution by drastically changing DMV time Limit?

Your question is an interesting one, and one not yet decided by an appellate court in Florida (at least based on my review). While it's true that...

Upon review for post conviction relief, does the court consider all constitutional violations that may have occurred?

The short answer: most issues not challenged or objected to during trial are considered waived for purposes of appeal under Florida law....