I agree with Mr. Cohen. You will still have to complete your first probation and there is a very strong chance you will be violated on your first...

It is always up to a prosecutor whether to file charges, even if a victim doesn't want the charges. If a warrant has been issued, that does not...

You can be violated for both things. For any probation, state or federal, you are prohibited from committing new crimes. There are also usually...

It is always up to a prosecutor whether to file charges, even if a victim doesn't want the charges. If a warrant has been issued, that does not...

It likely means you got cited for Displaying or Possessing a Canceled, Suspended, Revoked, or Altered Driver's License under Fla. Statute 322.32. ...

Some outstanding warrants are set at Zero bond. In other words, there is no amount he can pay to get out. Many warrants have bond amounts set...

Your question needs more information as to what you were charged with. Assuming that it is something like No Valid DL or Driving on a Suspended...

If you are unhappy with your representation by the Public Defender, or any other appointed attorney, you can make a Motion to Dismiss Counsel. ...

A judge usually has discretion to end a person's period of supervision early if you make a motion. However, many judges, even if they can...

This question is difficult for any attorney to answer because the length of his incarceration depends on many factors, including one's behavior in...