My lawyer called the DA and she started to share with the DA the weakness of DA's case, but the DA said:

Sounds to me like you misinterpreted what your lawyer told you and/or you are looking too much into the exact verbiage of your lawyer. Either have...

No, you do not need to appear. After the date, wait a few days and go to the clerks office and get a certificate of disposition.

Can I Get A Second ACD?

An ACD is not out of the question, though given the close proximity to your last, exact same offense, you will need a good litigator and negotiator...

Once the suspension is up and you pay the lift suspension fee, your license will be reinstated without you having to take a road test again.

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Is it possible for all the odds to seem like its against you in the case and you can still come out with a favorable outcome?

Your question is very convoluted. Generally speaking, no attorney can guarantee you the outcome of a case. Sure, there are cases you win where...

Can the state of fl convict me with no camera footage and no witnesses that seen me take this tiller from infront of the shop

It is hard to get o answer firm sticky without seeing exactly what evidence the State has against you. Can you be found guilty without video...

What do I do? Received a notice of arrest warrant issue over "unanswered complaint".

It is hard to properly advise you without seeing the document. If iin fact it states that there is an arrest warrant for you, regardless of...

There are already excellent answers to this question. You yourself cannot press charges but you can file the complaint with the police department...

I got a DWI. My ticket says I'm to appear in court at 4:00 A.M. which is wrong. Can I get the charge thrown out because of this?

No. When ou receive a DAT (desk appearance) or Summons, the return date itself is relevant, the time is not. I've had summonses where the...

I was arrested with a misdemeanor B, and when I got before the judge a misdemeanor A was added.

What the arresting officer told you what you were being charged with is irrelevant. It's all about the district attorney's evaluation of the facts...