Seminole, FL
Criminal defense Lawyer at Seminole, FL
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +2 more
Mr. Greico offered a very good explanation that I agree with. People often get confused when they pay the $200 and think that's the end of it. ...
You have few options. IF, AND ONLY IF, there are legal reasons to withdraw your plea is one option. Although, that means that you are ready to go...
You could very well keep your license. One way is the diversion program that the other attorney mentioned. Another is for you to get adjudication...
Possibly. I know you want a more specific answer but here is why I am somewhat vague. The fact that you went through all those attorneys may not...
It's possible that you could withdraw your plea, especially if the judge did not fully explain the consequences of your plea or did not follow the...
You put this under Federal law but your situation sounds like a forfeiture under state law. I can't tell based on what you put in here. ...
You should go to your arraignment, plea not guilty, and tell the judge you can't afford an attorney. The judge should appoint the public defender...
Although you may have gotten arrested for a misdemeanor, the state has the discretion to file on a felony resisting With Violence if they feel they...
Theft is a temporary or permanent depriving of another's property. So even though he never left the property, if his intent was to take the...
Attempt usually means that it would be one level lower which would make it a first degree misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in jail. ...
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