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Appreciate. I prefer to answer that question, if I wish, only after I get an answer for the following which I asked earlier:
It is unclear if the motion for new trial (using rule 3.600) or in arrest of judgment (using rule 3.610) stated above can be filed once the verdict of guilty is announced...
I do agree but to provide an answer, those details are not needed. Can you tell me why those detail;s are needed? I already expressed the fcat that there is 2 year time limit on rule 3.850 (it shows that the incident happened less than 2 years ago, else I would not have asked in this forum)...
Thanks. All these happened due to the judge failure to follow the procedure. It is the court that should fix it else I go for appeal on the 3.850 decision.
Hope free advice form is matured enough to give provide professional responses than kicking out just becasue someone does not want to reveal some details which may reveal his/her case/identity.
Thank you Quincy. It was due lack of knowledge, I thought I can stop/reverse. Yes, what I want is, "conviction sealed or expunged".
An YES/NO answers to my above questions would be more than enough for me to decide my chances of success because, if the answer to my above two questions (pasted...
Thank you both for all the details, appreciate. Also for Quincy: this was on a DUI. The court messed-up everything, deviating from the rules and bypassing several procedures (I cannot tell more details here as it may reveal my/case identity).
Now I want to invoke rule 3.850 (which has 2 year...
Appreciate your response. The appeal time has passed away. I already completed the sentence. I want to clean my record using 3.850 (not 3.580) as I believe that law was violated.
For this, I need some clarification on what about verdict in a non-jury trial because 3.580 (not 3.850) talks about...
What is the name of your state? Florida
In Florida rules of criminal procedure, RULE 3.580 states that “When a verdict has been rendered… the court, on motion of the defendant …may grant a new trial or arrest judgment.”. If the trial was conducted without a jury (i.e. conducted by judge alone)...
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