Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida
If someone receives a VOP after over a year on probation and then never goes to take care of it for 3 to 4 years.....is there a statue of limitation on it? Is there a way to get a bond for it?
Asked on 9/22/12, 9:28 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Joseph Justice
The Justice Law Firm
There is no statute of limitations on violations of probation. The case will remain outstanding until it is resolved.
Answered on 9/23/12, 7:20 am
Eric Trabin
Lucid Legal, PLLC
No there isn't. The statute of limitations applies to the original charge. Because the defendant was sentenced on the original charge, the statute of limitations has been satisfied.
Answered on 9/23/12, 7:59 am
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