Glenn R. Roderman

Glenn R. Roderman's Answers (235)

Fort Lauderdale, FL

Criminal defense Lawyer at Fort Lauderdale, FL

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence ... +3 more

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Whats going to happen to him?

Glenn's answer | Answered on June 25, 2014

Chances are that an attorney could set down the case and possibly resolve it without any additional jail time...Then it would possibly all work out..

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In the state of Florida, is gross misdemeanor a possibility?

Glenn's answer | Answered on June 24, 2014

Sorry, but in Florida there is no such crime of gross misdemeanor..It is either a First degree or Second degree misdemeanor..

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Now that states are legalizing and profiting from marijuana, will they think about releasing the offenders in jail Thank,Claire

Glenn's answer | Answered on June 22, 2014

No, the fact that the law has changed doesn't get that person a free ride home..If on probation and or doing a jail sentence and the time has not...

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Does the defendant have to show up in a misdemeanor case for petty theft..cant i get a waiver to attend

Glenn's answer | Answered on June 22, 2014

Normally your attorney can show up in court for you without the necessity of you showing up but since you missed your court date there is probably...

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I was charge with burglary of an unoccupied dwelling, Co-defendant Enter dwelling,

Glenn's answer | Answered on June 17, 2014

If these are the true facts you can be classified as an accessory to the burglary.

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