that went wrong in their previous trial to the court?

Terrence H Thorgaard
answered on Apr 25, 2024

In general, yes. A retrial means the trial is done over, so the defendant could try to prove matters that could have been presented in the first trial.

Even if they have old transcripts?

Terrence H Thorgaard
answered on Apr 25, 2024

Not if a witness is unavailable and the defendant had the opportunity to cross-examine the witness in the first trial.

It's a drug trafficking case she has 3 felonies and two misdominors. Who do I contact she only has 5, 000 . But the case is almost to plea bargaining.

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have to come and get him and when do the court have to do the governors warrant is it after the 90 days that he is held

Will you please tell me if a document notarization expires in Florida if it was valid at the time of signature? It is my understanding that as long as the date on the seal was valid at the time of signature the notarization is good indefinitely. Is that correct? If so, will you please tell me... View More

Terrence H Thorgaard
answered on Apr 25, 2024

Florida Statute 117.01 through 107.08 generally concern notaries public. No statute suggests that a notarial certificate is not "good indefinitely"; that would be absurd because no deed, will, etc. would be good for more than a few years.

I'm making a new card game, and while all of the art is original, I'm worried someone might steal it. If I were to copyright it would it protect all of my art or just one single card?

Alan Harrison
answered on Apr 24, 2024

You could file a copyright registration for each individual card or for the whole set of cards. If you file for the whole set as one registration and someone copied just one card there is an argument that their copying would be de mínimus (not a big deal) compared to the whole set of cards.

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