Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

Re: Armed Burglary

yes unless its only the defendants statement.

Re: Armed Burglary

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Yes, the State can prosecute any case they choose. The question is whether or not the statements they have can provide enough proof to convince the judge or jury that you are guilty.

Your attorney should take depositions to determine the believeability of the witnesses and the admissibility of the statements made. All other normal discovery should be pursued.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.