Does Florida require State to turn over all pertinent evidence in a felony case? yes or no.
Yes the state is required to turn over all pertinent evidence in a case. Often their version of what is pertinent may be different than your...
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Yes the state is required to turn over all pertinent evidence in a case. Often their version of what is pertinent may be different than your...
It appears that too much time has passed for you to do anything. As a general rule, you are limited to two years for relief. There are rare...
They may violate you however, it doesn't sound like you did a willful violation and in order for a JUDGE (not just a PO) to find you in violation,...
It is very likely that you are looking at prison. Get yourself an attorney immediately.
It sounds like you have a good alibi, however, it could be a mistake on their part as to the date, or it could be that the offense actually...
YES, you need an attorney. You have asked so many questions on here that this forum is not the place to properly answer them as it all needs to be...
Not sure what your question is, but all priors will have an effect, especially drug related priors. Talk to an attorney about this so that you can...
The VOP means it will always be active until you go to court and take care of it. Further, if there is a warrant it will always be there until you...
I must admit that's the first time I've ever heard of that happening. Something doesn't sound right. You need to talk to an attorney in your...
Yes because it is considered constructive possession, whereby you don't have to actually be holding the weapon and still be charged. If a person...