Florida Criminal Defense Attorney
If you received a Notice to Appear you have been charged with a crime. A Notice to Appear can charge you with various crimes including, Leaving the Scene of an Accident, Battery, Petit Theft (Shoplifting), Possession of Marijuana or Drug Paraphernalia and other misdemeanor offenses.
A Notice to Appear can also be issued for a Municipal Ordinance or County Ordinance violation.
If you don’t appear in court or have a lawyer appear for you, a warrant or capias can be issued for your arrest. Most Judges will allow a lawyer to attend court for you.
You may be eligible for a pretrial diversion program. Successful completion of a diversion program usually means that the charge will be dismissed after completion of the program.
If you have received a Notice to Appear call Robert Corse at 904-634-1701 for a free consultation so that you can decide if you should be represented by a lawyer for the charge against you.
Memberships
Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida
United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
