Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

Re: 817.034-4a1

you would need to ask a lawyer. defenses arent in books.

Re: 817.034-4a1

You need to look at the Florida Statutes Annotated at the local law library...the annotated statutes will discuss issues within the statutes and give you specific cases to look at.

Nicolas.

Re: 817.034-4a1

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Defenses to statutes are not listed in a book. Legal research is a learned skill that most attorneys have.

You can try to do the research yourself at a law library, but frankly most people who represent themselves regret the outcome.

I strongly suggest that you retain a qualified criminal attorney to represent you in this matter.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.