In a word, yes. That said 4th Amendment analysis requires a vigorous and detailed examination of the complete, unabridged facts and...

Are you the same person from Ocala who just asked for case law on traffic stops? I'm not a betting man but if I were then I'd go all in that...

Absolutely yes as to both questions. The cops can run you on a traffic stop, unless it is a felony or there's a warrant they are not obligated to...

Many jurisdictions use DOC for all probationers, felony and misdemeanor. That's just how it is. Here in the 305 the court contracts with two...

While you are on probation you need permission to relocate to another State. Once your probation has terminated and you're no longer under court...

We are lawyers not diviners or bookies, thus we don't quote odds, still, anything is possible (whether or not it is probable is another story) and...

The charges do not belong to you and they are not yours to drop. Rather the charges belong to "the people of the State of Florida" and their...

The charges do not belong to the victim and they are not her/ his to drop. The charges belong to "the people of the State of Florida" and their...

If ("if") what you say is 110% accurate then the answer is no. Wishing you luck and hoping that I have been helpful in answering your question.

Can they? Sure. They did didn't they? That said you are asking the wrong question. Whether the cops were legally right or wrong is a not...