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How long does the state attorney have to charge a person after they are booked? If legal time has lapsed can state still charge?
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Answered on November 11, 2012
In Florida the State can file a misdemeanor charge withing 90 days of the arrest or withing 175 days of a felonty arrest, if speedy trial has not...
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How often can a County reinstate a warrent for 832.05 that occurred over 30 years ago. Have tried to resolve many times over yea
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Good question but difficult to answer without any additional facts. Sounds like you continue to get arrested on a warrant; however, they dont want...
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Can I still become a pharmacist?
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Answered on November 11, 2012
If the charge was dismissed then you were not convicted. Some jurisdictions require a plea prior to allowing you into a deferred prosecution...
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Can I own a gun or CCW in the state of Florida
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Answered on November 11, 2012
As long as you are not a convicted felon you can own a gun in Florida. If your prior charge was dismissed, and you dont have any prior criminal...
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What will he get charged with
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Answered on November 10, 2012
I agree with the above-posted answers. The key to this case is to hire an attorney before the prosecutor makes the decision as to what, if any,...
Please explain what Level F and Degree P means in a robbery with deadly weapond charge.
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Answered on November 10, 2012
You are correct that the letter "F" indicates a Felony charge. As far as the "P" is concerned i am not familiar with this designation. I suspect...
When a company does a criminal background check, would a misdemeanor battery charge be on there if its not a felony charge?
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Answered on November 10, 2012
When someone is arrested, or faces criminal charges, that fact is reflectd on his/her record. Any background check can reveal both misdemeanor and...
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Hi if you dont show up your first meeating with your po will you get reinstated for a secound chance?
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Answered on November 10, 2012
What will happen after you fail to meet your probation officer depends greatly on the totality of the circumstances (Felony, Misdemeanor, prior...
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