Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

It is very serious. You were on release for a second degree felony and you have now been arrested on new crimes, including another felony. It is perfectly legal for your bond to be revoked and you could be held without a bond. It certainly makes it more likely that the prosecutor will be trying to get you incarcerated, instead of offering you something like probation, and there will be more points on your scoresheet. Although it is impossible to say what exactly will happen in your case, especially without knowing all of the facts, the chances of prison or jail have gone up.