FL Criminal Procedure Timing Rules

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FL Criminal Procedure Timing Rules


Froggy Jumps FL Criminal Procedure Timing RulesVersion en ligne Criminal timing rules quiz par Sophia Thomas 1 Time for first appearance. a Within 48 hours of arrest. b Within 7 days of arrest c Within 24 hours of physical arrest. 2 Time for a non-adversary probable cause hearing for an in-custody defendant. a Within 48 hours of arrest. However, the state may obtain two 24-hour extensions for a total of 96 ho b Within 24 hours of arrest. c Within 72 hours of arrest 3 Time for a non-adversarial probable cause hearing for a not-in-custody defendant. a Within 60 days of arrest b No non-adversarial probable cause hearing is required for not-in-custody defendants unless there is c Within 24 hours of arrest. 4 Time for an adversarial probable cause hearing, also known as a preliminary hearing. a Only felony defendants in custody who have not been charged within 21 days can ask for this hearing. b Within 30 days of arrest c Within 14 days of arrest. 5 Time limit for filing charges against an in-custody defendant. a 15 days from arrest b 60 days from arrest c 30 days from the date of arrest. If not on the 30th day, the defendant must be released on the 33rd 6 Timing for filing a Notice of Alibi. a At least 10 days before trial. Rebuttal witnesses must be provided within 5 days of receiving the de b On the day of trial c At least 5 days before trial. 7 Timing for Motion for a New Trial a Within 20 days of verdict b Within 10 days of the rendition of the verdict. c Within 5 days of verdict 8 Timing for Motion to Interview Jurors a Within 10 days of the rendition of the verdict. b Within 15 days of verdict c Within 3 days of verdict 9 Speedy Trial on a Retrial, Mistrial, or Receipt of Appellate Mandate (time to bring defendant to trial) a 90 days. b 60 days c 120 days 10 Time limit for filing charges against a not-in-custody defendant. a Within 90 days b Within 30 days c Within 60 days from the date on which a defendant is arrested or from the date of service of capiase 11 Speedy Trial Without Demand for a Misdemeanor (time to bring defendant to trial) a 90 days after being formally charged. b 60 days after being charged c 120 days after being charged 12 Speedy Trial Without Demand for a Felony (time to bring defendant to trial) a 365 days after being charged b 175 days after being formally charged. c 90 days after being charged 13 Speedy Trial on a Demand for Speedy Trial (time to bring defendant to trial) a 90 days after filing b 60 days after filing of the demand for speedy trial. c 30 days after filing 14 Recapture Window on a Speedy Trial Violation a 1 day b 15 days c 5 days to hold a hearing after a Notice of Expiration of Speedy Trial is filed. Trial must commence

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FL Criminal Procedure Timing RulesVersion en ligne

par Sophia Thomas

Time for first appearance.

Time for a non-adversary probable cause hearing for an in-custody defendant.

Time for a non-adversarial probable cause hearing for a not-in-custody defendant.

Time for an adversarial probable cause hearing, also known as a preliminary hearing.

Time limit for filing charges against an in-custody defendant.

Timing for filing a Notice of Alibi.

Timing for Motion for a New Trial

Timing for Motion to Interview Jurors

Speedy Trial on a Retrial, Mistrial, or Receipt of Appellate Mandate (time to bring defendant to trial)

Time limit for filing charges against a not-in-custody defendant.

Speedy Trial Without Demand for a Misdemeanor (time to bring defendant to trial)

Speedy Trial Without Demand for a Felony (time to bring defendant to trial)

Speedy Trial on a Demand for Speedy Trial (time to bring defendant to trial)

Recapture Window on a Speedy Trial Violation