Types Of Felonies
An example of a first-degree felony is aggravated assault of a police officer while that officer is on duty, which is the most severe degree after capital and life felonies. These top three are related to profoundly serious crimes. Second and third-degree felonies are serious as well, and all require legal representation from a criminal defense attorney. What is a second-degree felony in Florida?
A drug offense such as selling marijuana to a minor would be an example of a second-degree felony in Florida. What is a 3rd-degree felony in Florida?
Examples of third-degree felonies in Florida include grand theft, felony battery, and a third-time DUI, which took place within ten years of a prior DUI conviction. There are multiple types of crimes that constitute a felony charge in Florida, such as:
These can include crimes such as aggravated sexual assault.
All Bail Bond Agencies are required and regulated by the Florida Department Of Financial Services to charge 10% on State Bonds and 15% on Federal Bonds. There is a minimum fee of $100 per charge for any bond less than $1,000.00
Appeal Bonds In Florida
In order to understand what an ‘appeal bond’ is, one must first understand the meaning of an ‘appeal’ according to the judicial court system. At the closing of a court hearing, the losing party is offered the ability to have the court’s decision reviewed by the Court of Appeal (a higher court) as an attempt to reverse the final judgment.An They most often require collateral (i.e. cash or letter of credit). I Gotcha Bail Bonds, charge ten percent (10%) of the full bond set by the judge for an appeal bond. For example, if the petitioner is required to establish a $2 million bond, the bail premium will be $200,000. This amount is non-refundable. Federal Bail Bonds for Pretrial Release in Florida
Federal Bail Bonds for Pretrial Release in Florida
Typically, Federal Bonds cost more than State Bonds and cannot be issued without first seeing a judge. This type of bond requires the defendant to be on pretrial release for offenses dealing with crimes on a national level or when state lines are crossed. Some examples are a federal crime(s) are fraud related to computers, insurance, the internet, mail, taxes, investments, etc. Other serious criminal charges classified as Federal are drug and human trafficking, offenses involving immigration or weapons.
Felony Bonds
First degree felony bail bonds are set usually from $25,000 - $100,000 depending on the nature of the arrest charge. Crimes include sexual battery, burglary with assault/battery, and aggravated battery on leo withint to cause bodily harm. A felony in the first degree is punishable by no more than thirty years imprisonment in a state prison and a fine of up to ten thousand dollars. In addition, the defendant may also be ordered to pay the victim restitution as ordered by the courtA felony in the second degree is punishable by no more than fifteen years imprisonment in a state prison and a fine of up to ten thousand dollars. Second degree felony bonds usually are set at $10,000 in Lake County FL for such crimes as burglary, sale of cocaine or any controlled substance, or aggravated battery.a third degree felony is usually set by the circuit's bail schedule, and set at the amount of $2-5,000. The most common felony to be arrested on is this and crimes include possession of a controlled substance, grand theft, felony domestic battery, and dwls habitual. A felony in the third degree is punishable by no more than five years imprisonment in a state prison and a fine of up to five thousand dollars. In addition, the defendant may also be ordered to pay the victim restitution as ordered by the court.A life felony is punishable by forty years to life imprisonment in a state prison and a fine of up to fifteen thousand dollars. In addition, the defendant may also be ordered to pay the victim restitution as ordered by the court.A capital felony is punishable by death or life imprisonment without the possibility of parole in a state prison. In addition, the defendant may also be ordered to pay the victim restitution as ordered by the court.
Nibbia Holds
A Nebbia hearing is a critical and necessary step in the criminal justice process within a federal cases, the court will not release you on bail unless you first establish that the assets you post for bail were legally financed – that is, purchased with funds that were legitimately earned. Thus, You bear the burden of proof in any Nebbia hearing, which means that you must produce evidence showing that the assets you’re posting for bail were financed legitimately, and not from the profits of criminal conduct (such drug trafficking, theft, or fraud). You and your lawyer can present various forms of evidence to make such a showing, such as:Testimony from people who know your financesAccounting documents and bank recordsYour tax returnsBusiness recordsLoan documentsBail bond contract
State Bail Bonds for Pretrial Release in Florida
A State crime is any offense that breaks a law put into place by the state legislature. State crimes cover a long list of offenses and are investigated and administered by state law enforcement and municipal courts, as well as state and city attorneys. Crimes grouped as state would be offenses in violation to state laws, such as domestic violence, assault and battery, stalking, and homicide.In some cases, the defendant could be prosecuted twice.