The arraignment hearing is given to criminals charged with felony crimes. The state of Florida uses the arraignment to formally take the defendant's plea. The defendant is then informed of the charges…
The Marion County Sheriff's Office handles all active warrants issued in Marion County, Florida. When an individual is named as a suspect in a crime, is a person of interest or misses a court date a…
Marion County public records are available for access through the County Clerk's office. These records have a fee associated with access, and this fee varies depending on the type of record requested.…
You can request an extension for a scheduled court proceeding in Marion County if you require more time to prepare, obtain an attorney for the hearing or can't be in court on the specified date. An…
A traffic or moving violation is a minor offense that many drivers incur as the result of speeding, improper lane changes, improper U-turns and other violations of a state's traffic laws. It is likely…
There are a number of reasons why it is important to attempt to keep a traffic ticket off your driving record. If you get more than a couple of traffic tickets, you face the prospect of a suspended…
Traffic court works in a very similar way to a standard criminal court. The biggest difference is that a traffic court is often handled by a junior judge or magistrate. Often, court dates will be held…
When you appear in traffic court, what you say when speaking to the judge can make a difference in the fine you receive and, sometimes, between being convicted or acquitted
On your ticket, the officer will have written down a date to come into traffic court to either plead your case for innocence or admit you are a terrible driver, pay a fine and leave. Never fear,…
After you've studied the traffic law you're said to have violated and determined that you have a legal defense, you'll need to learn the court's procedures so that you won't miss deadlines and you…
You've studied the traffic law you're said to have violated, determined that you have a legal defense, and learned the court's procedures. It's now time to prepare and practice for your appearance…