Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida
My boyfriend was convicted in 2004 for Grand theft and burglery to a dwelling. He was sentenced to 15 years with his sentece runing consecutive. He was with another person when he commited one of the crimes but refused to tell on his "friend" is there any way that he would be able to tell the truth now, and maybe somehome get his sentence changed where his years can be ran concurrent? Also when he arrived to prison they had his relase date wrong, it has changed many times because there was a buinch of connfusion with his sentence. He has some papers that say concurrent and some that say consecutive. Is there something that we can do with that?
1 Answer from Attorneys
His chance to tell anything about the crime is of no interest to the prosecutor now. As far as the confusion with concurrent and consecutive you might want to have an attorney review his judgement and see if there are any errors.
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