What do you think will happen when I go to my probation office in the morning?

If you are on probation and are arrested for a new criminal offense, you will face a charge of violation of probation, along with the new criminal...

I really need information on where to obtain a Form for DEMAND SPEEDY TRIAL (60 DAYS) for my husband.. where can I get it?

There is no "form" You would file a document titled Demand for Speedy Trial. There are many factors that come into play when deciding whether or...

Is speddy trial and DEMAND SPEEDY TRIAL the same thing?

I agree with Mr. sanchez. However, I want to add that if you have continued your case, you have waived your right to a speedy trial and the only...

How long can someone sit in jail if they keep getting court continued?

No. What you are confused with is that you have a right to a speedy trial within 175 days on a felony case, unless that right is waived. A...

If he is on probation for an offense that ocurred in Arkansas, then it will be up to Arkansas to extradite him back. Florida would not have...

I shoplifted about a week before i turned 18. the court decided to raise the charges to adult. anything i can do about it?

The state has the discretion to file on you as an adult. However, the case me still be resolved with your being sentenced as a juvenile. You...

What am I looking at for my first offense for possession of marijuana? Will I receive service hours?

A first offense Possession of Less than 20 Grams of Cannabis is punishable by a maximum of 1 years in jail and/or $1000 fine. However, the...

Petit theft charge in SL County FL

Is your case in the 19th circuit? Juvenile or adult case? Juvenile, 1st offense, very likely that you will be able to enter a diversion program. ...

Insanity

You cannot be found guilty due to insanity. However, you may be found not guilty by reason of insanity. If that happens, which is very rare, you...

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Do i have a felony charge on my record after the judge withheld it?

Adjudication of guilt being withheld means that you were not convicted of a felony. However, the outcome of the case is still a public...