Arrested for Battery Crimes in Florida? Criminal Defense Attorney Adam Rossen explains what you can expect from the Battery Arrest & Court Process In South Florida.

BATTERY ARREST & COURT PROCEDURE:
1) Police - You'll be taken to a local jail or police department (you might be questioned about the alleged battery crime - you don't have to say anything) after your arrest

2) Booked in Jail - Sometimes you'll be taken straight to jail without questioning at police department after your arrest for an alleged Battery crime; but in any case you will be taken to the county jail for the county you were arrested in

3) Bail Bond - you might be given a standard bail amount to pay to bond out of jail right away, or you may have to have a judge decide your bond agreement - it can be monetary or supervised release or involve other factors

4) First Appearance Court - Here is where a judge will decide your bond (bail and supervision) conditions for you to be able to get out of jail while the result of your alleged battery crime case is pending in South Florida.

5) NO CONTACT with alleged victim - most likely, a no-contact order will be put in place for the alleged victim. This usually means you can have no form of contact through a third party, writing, in person, over the phone, etc.

6) Court Date- Once you pay bail & bond out of jail, you'll get a court date. In Broward, your court date will be given later on.

7) Charges - Criminal charges against you will be finalized by Florida State Prosecutors Office within about 1 month.

IMPORTANT: Once you're arrested for allegedly committing a crime, such as an assault crime, in Florida - the prosecutors will take 21 to 40 days to FORMALLY charge you with your alleged battery crimes. The prosecutor may charge you with the crime you were arrested for, or they may lower or even increase the charges.

This is very important for you to know - hiring an attorney BEFORE the battery charges are finalized is one of the BEST things you could do for yourself to ensure a good outcome on your battery crime case in Florida. A good criminal defense attorney may be able to get your battery charged reduced before they are formally filed against you -- this could be the difference of you being charged with a felony or a misdemeanor battery crime which can have serious ramifications for your future and your freedoms. In some cases, hiring an attorney before the charges are formally filed means there's a chance the charges could be dropped altogether.

An experienced Attorney, such as Adam and Manny who practice Battery crime criminal defense in Fort Lauderdale, Sunrise, Boca Raton and all South Florida -- may be able to get your charged dismissed or lowered before they're even officially filed against you.

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