Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida
Arthur Hearing
What is a Arthur Hearing?
Asked on 8/10/04, 3:58 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Adam Frankel
Adam Frankel, P.A.
Re: Arthur Hearing
If an individual is arrested for a �non-bondable� offense, such as murder, sexual battery or kidnapping, the law presumes that the individual will remain in jail pending trial.
An individual arrested for a �non-bondable� offense has the right to ask for an Arthur hearing. The purpose of the hearing is for the judge to determine whether the individual should be released pending trial.
Answered on 8/10/04, 6:27 pm
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