"How" is both speculative and irrelevant and I am not going to engage in conjecture or speak to triple hearsay (statements from one to another to...

Your question and proffer are cryptic. Time served prior to sentence is usually (not always but usually) credited against a subsequent sentence...

Newsflash: It was not consensual as you are legally unable to give consent (and, as an aside there are solid, rational reasons for you're not...

You can file anything that you wish. That said, when you want a Judge to rule on any matter (probation issues included) you need to prepare a...

That may be good fodder for a clever defense attorney during cross-examination but if you're pinning your hopes of a dismissal on that then you are...

Noting that your lawyer (not you) is in charge of strategic litigation decisions, still, if you wish to file a grievance with the court about your...

Yes. It was the fact of the arrest, not it's disposition or validity, which forms the basis of the VOP (see FS 948.03(1)(e), to wit: "Live...

Q: How do I go about going back to court for a warrant for VOP from 2020? A: Hire a lawyer. Q: And without having to do more time? A: ...

"Can" the Judge do this? Yes. Shoudl s/he? No. What's the remedy? An appeal (unless you plea). That said there is one thing that...

You can ("can") do whatever you want but it is unlawful to operate a motor vehicle in the State of FL without a valid driver license. Wishing...