Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

Re: non respondant public defenders

your public defender wants to be ready for trial as much as you do. he/she has no interest in ignoring you. the are just very busy. keep trying.

Re: non respondant public defenders

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Probably just an overworked and underpaid public defender. He or she is the norm and not being indifferent to you. That is the reason why many people hire private attorneys. When you pay a fee to an attorney you will get better service if for no other reason then a smaller list of clients being served.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.