No attorney can, or should, assign a percentage to the likelihood of a not guilty at trial. The lack of visible injury is a factor that goes to the...

Likely means either convicted and sentenced or concurrent sentence. Check with the Clerk’s office

A battery can occur from something minor, such as grabbing another person’s arm. When it comes to touching or striking a person, there is no...

The State can file a new charge provided it’s within the Statute of Limitations. Your new charge is within that time. Discuss this with an attorney.

Not surprisingly, I agree with Mr. Haber's thoughts on this. I'll add that during the Covid-19 "rave" (as you refer to it) a lot of cases were...

This one of many unfortunate collateral consequences people face when they plead guilty/no contest to a criminal offense. You could retain an...

In Florida, a defendant waives the rule-based speedy trial rights (175 days for a felony, 90 for a misdemeanor) once he/she requests or is charged...

It's possible, but it depends on a number of factors to qualify. Retain an attorney to work on getting you into PTI if that's the route you want to...

There's a lot to unpack in your question. You won't get the answers and possible outcomes in this Q&A forum. Retain an experienced attorney in GVL...

Likely that you are not a convicted felon, but sealing/expungement won't play into eligibility. There's nothing lost by putting testing the waters...