Dealing with Florida Arrest Warrants and Probation Hearings
If you have been arrested for or convicted of a felony or misdemeanor criminal offense in Florida, you may have to deal with more than just your trial. Whether you have failed to heed every detail of probation after your conviction or there is a reckless driving warrant out for your arrest, you want the proper representation. The best criminal defense attorneys take care of every aspect of your case. At the Tampa offices of the Criminal Defense Group, we can help.
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Violation of probation is a crime. Depending on the charges behind your initial conviction, probation violation may constitute a felony. With aggressive representation at your probation hearing, you can minimize the length and severity of the probation you face. We can help you come up with a fair probation plan, searching for sentencing alternatives such as community service. If you have been accused of violating your probation, we will protect your rights and present your side of the story.
Arrest Warrants
Is there a warrant out for your arrest? Florida law enforcement officials can issue warrants for crimes as minor as reckless driving. If you believe there is going to be a warrant out for your arrest, but you don't know when it is going to be issued, you want to talk to a lawyer today. By filing a motion to surrender, you will get the chance to explain yourself to a judge and stop the problem before it starts.
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At the Criminal Defense Group in Tampa, Florida, we will take care of all legal matters following a criminal conviction. From dealing with arrest warrants to protecting your rights at a probation violation hearing, we believe that the best defense representation takes care of all your concerns. Contact us today for a free initial consultation.