How long does the State have in FL to file charges after arrest has been made?
You got two solid answers re the time deadlines. In a felony the State can effectively wait 175 days from the day of arrest to charge the case,...
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You got two solid answers re the time deadlines. In a felony the State can effectively wait 175 days from the day of arrest to charge the case,...
Every case is different, as is every Judge (and her/his procedures). I suspect, as my colleagues have suggested, that the time was blocked off for...
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Ana please do not post any more information on line. You are facing serious felony charges - most likely with minimum mandatory prison time...
Banishment? Is that even legal? I have had clients offer to leave the State of Fl and never return but have never had a Judge bite on that one.....
Your additional information saved me the hassle (although it did cost me the calories) of typing precisely that. Let me emphasize, however,...
The answer to your question is that there are many factors which can (and do) effect the reliability of the voodoo that the State calls science in...
Maybe yes maybe no. I have seen instances where active warrants have sat idle for significantly longer periods of time than yours, even with the...
Do not take anything that does not belong to you again, except the bus.... you can take the bus, to court, or you can ride your bike or you can...
If you are questioning whether or not to take probation based upon whether or not your roommates will be allowed to have booze in the house the you...
I cannot speak to what happens in any particular courtroom, much less one in Ocala, but thestandard in Miami-Dade County is that the PO would move...