Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

Quash bond

My husband was violated twice for pretrial release for not abiding by the schedule and going to residences and places during times he was supposed to be working as well as being late(numerous times). The first time the judge vacated the warrant, the second time he signed it and No bond status. Bondsman revoked his bond shortly thereafter. He has violent crimes in his past and did 6 years prison sentence including battery on a Leo. His attorney has put in a motion to quash the warrant reinstate bond and modify conditions of pretrial release. This is on a first degree felony(he has not missed any court appearances in this case) but he has in others and has even violated probation before) he also had a DV case with me in January. So this is his second arrest (not counting his original arrest for burglary of two dwellings and 1st degree felony and resist arrest with violence). He has judge Haimes. How likely is it that his bond will get reinstated? And he will be set free?


Asked on 9/13/12, 5:26 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Joseph Justice The Justice Law Firm

I can not speak for what any one judge will do, nor do I know if there is a legitimate reason for the defense attorney's motion, but given what you have described most judges would hold the person without bond until the case is resolved.

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Answered on 9/13/12, 7:05 am


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