Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

An attorney can contact them for you and usually knows the method used in the local area a consultation should be free and many times the cost is much lower just to help you get into a program. In the alternative, you can also call the State attorney's office and ask if they have a PTI coordinator or someone who can tell you how to apply to PTI. Whether the office will talk to you as a defendant varies, but most have an application form you can submit to the office for consideration. If they will not speak with you, you can wait for the arraignment where you can state you are hoping to enter the diversion program. I am not familiar with Osceola specifically, but many jurisdictions have someone on hand at arraignment to provide information on the PTI program. Given your description, you should have no problem being accepted into the program.