My daughters house was busted on 4/21/2011 alledging her with 25 other ppl of conspiracy to traffic in 28grams or more of pills.and unlawful use of a two-way device. they had no warrant and the warrant left at premises was not signed by the police nor judge. 13 ppl on case has been released without... View More 
answered on Nov 17, 2011
You raise a number of issues in your question. First of all, only the Judge's signature needs to appear on the warrant. The police officer who provides probable cause must sign an affidavit establishing probable cause. That affidavit should be attached to the warrant. While the warrant left at... View More
answered on Nov 17, 2011
This is a standard condition of probation as required by Florida Statute 948.03 and takes effect without the need to be pronounced at the time of sentencing.
answered on Nov 17, 2011
You are confusing the two ways in which a person can be convicted of 1st degree murder. Any degree of burglary can support a conviction for felony murder (ie. a killing which which is NOT premeditated). I assume from your question that an accident occurred during the criminal episode in which a... View More
answered on Nov 17, 2011
I'm assume that your question involves whether this behavior by the undercover officer constitutes "entrapment". The answer is no. The burden to prove entrapment under Florida law is a heavy one. Merely offering to purchase guns from an individual for cash is not enough. Your... View More
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