Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

Well the best thing to do is to fight this. While it may seem clear cut to you, often times a lawyer can find legal issues in order to keep evidence out and win a case. Also, an attorney can investigate other options to help keep this off your record. You should contact an attorney in your area.

You should speak with a local criminal defense attorney. There may be valid defenses. Furthermore, if you decide not to go to trial, an attorney can find the best resolution that will allow you to be able to expunge (destroy) your records after the case is resolved.

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Your question is a good one. Take the advice provided by the other attorneys and seek legal representation. Many young people fall into the legal trap and think the situation was no big deal until they lose out on a good job or career. Spend the money now and get an attorney to guide you through the process. The smallest error can create the biggest headache in your future. It is money well spent to protect your future earnings potential.

You could very well end up in a diversion program. Here is some general information about the diversion program. http://roothlawgroup.com/faqs/what-is-the-pinellas-county-criminal-diversion-program/

An attorney can guide you and let you know your options and the best direction for you.