Bond Hearing
Bond Hearing Bond hearing: Most overnight arrests will go to a bond hearing the next morning, depending on the time of arrest. When someone is arrested mid-day, on a bondable […]
When is an arrest without a warrant lawfull in Florida?
When is an arrest by an officer without a warrant lawful? What is a lawful arrest: If a cop ‘believes’ you committed a crime, they can lawfully arrest you. Below […]
Florida Statutes: What classifies a crime in Florida?
What does Florida law says about a specific crime? Florida crimes: The more we know about our criminal court case the easier it will be for us to understand […]
Criminal Fines and Fees in Florida
What will the associated costs be once your case is closed? Criminal fines: Within your sentencing paperwork is a requirement to pay associated court costs, fees, and fines. Florida Statute […]
How does Florida classify Felonies and Misdemeanors?
How does Florida law classify a felony or a misdemeanor? Felonies are classified as a person who commits a crime that is punishable by death or incarceration in a state […]
Insanity Defense: 775.027
What Florida law says about: Insanity defense Insanity defense: Located in Title: XLVI – Chapter 775 – Section 027 of the Florida Statutes (2018) 775.027 Insanity defense.— (1) AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE.—All persons are […]
Probation and Community Control
What are the terms and conditions of probation and community control? The court shall determine the terms and conditions of probation. Learn: What Florida Law says about Pretrial Detention and […]
How to plea bargain a good deal in a criminal case
How to plea bargain a good deal in a criminal case: Do you know how to plea bargain a good deal for your case? A plea bargain (also plea agreement, […]
What you should expect from your Criminal Defense Attorney
What you should expect from a criminal defense attorney: The defense attorney must ethically and actively defend his or her client. The defense attorney must present all options to his […]
What is your Fifth Amendment Right?
What is the Fifth Amendment? No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except […]
