A Prosecution can only demand "reciprocal discovery" from the Defendant so unless the accused has first invoked discovery then the accused need not...

If you want to KNOW (caps intentional) what a Jail's docket entry means then I suggest that you go straight to the source. Call the Jail and ask...

Q: How can a car that's not mine be mobilized? A: If you mean taken away at the time of your arrest then the answer is that it was used in a crime...

The charges don't belong to you and they're not yours to drop; rather they belon to "the people of the State of Florida" and their advocate (i.e....

Q: " I'm just wondering what you think is gonna happen" A: I don't have ESP, a crystal ball, Tarot cards, an Ouija board or any other way to tell...

Once the criminal charges are formally dismissed (i.e. the Prosecutor files a "Nolle Prosequi" - note that you can see all filings on the 954...

As an initial matter I agree with Ms. Holcombe with one qualification: Unless and until you case is closed you'd be wise not to "[bring] the issue...

"Can I sue _______" is a civil law question. Last I checked this was still America, and in America you can sue pretty much anyone for pretty...

Q: Can you go to trial if state hasnt filed charges officially yet? A: No. As to "Trial set for monday but state hasnt picked up the charges...

Can you? Of course you can ("can" meaning "are physically able to"). That said whether or not you'll be successful is anyone's guess. Further there...