If your personal property has been seized by police in a criminal case When the case is resolved ie charges dropped or whatever

Yes. You are entitled to return of any non-contraband property. You may have to secure a court order to have police property returned, but it...

Can a warrant be issue two years after an alleged incident which involves violation of Florida Statue 893.135(1)(c)1.c ?

1) Yes. The Statute of Limitations is four (4) years on a first (1st) degree felony in Florida. 2) While the bond may sound high it is not...

Do I have a chance, should I just settle? Very confused and worried. Future is on the line, for my son and self

As you re-posted your question (albeit with greater specificity and more information) I'm re-posting my previous answer to your previous question -...

Would it be legal for a 17 year old to live with her 19 year old boyfriend in Florida?

So long as things are consensual you are legally safe, but if things should take a hard south turn, well then your beau could have himself a...

What should I do? Plea out or take to trial?

First, I agree with Mr. Rafter. Anything that you post on Avvo (or similar sites) or on any social media is by its nature public. It is...

My girlfriend has a warrant for her arrest in Monroe Cty, FL dating back to 2001. Is there a statute of limitations?

There is no SOL for FTA warrants. The only way that the warrant will be set aside is if it is either a) served upon her (in which case she will be...

What is the process of somebody 25 years old being accused of sexually cohersing of a 17 year old minor

Tell "your friend" that he may or may not be committing sexual battery (although she is capable of consenting at 17 she is also capable of LYING...

I'm betting that you have a case specific question which is best asked and answered off-line and in-person. That said the feds can and do...

My son is currently incarcerated for violation of his probation. He picked up another charge while being arrested.

He is entitled to bond on his new charge but he is not entitled to bond on his VOP (there I no 40 day motion for a VOP). Many Judges hold...

While the jury is diliberating do the defendant have to remain at the courthouse even if not in custody?

Legally the answer is no. If you are out on bond then you are free to come and go (subject t the conditions of your bond) until a guilty verdict...