Bond Amount Fairness Concerns

Summary

In Florida, formal charges must be filed within 30 days of arrest. If not filed within 33 days, the defendant should be released without bond. Bond amounts vary based on charges and circumstances. If you believe the bond is unfair or charges are delayed, consider consulting a local attorney to explore your options.

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BOND FOR THE G.T.A. & $*,*.*!!! SEEM NOT FAIR ??? WEL, ON */*/* THE STATE FILED A "NO IMFORMATION FILED" DOCUMENT WHICH STATED
Hi Donna! It sounds like you're concerned about the fairness of a bond set for a Grand Theft Auto (G.T.A.) charge, especially since the state filed a "No Information Filed" document.
To assist you better, could you provide more details on the circumstances and what exactly you are looking to understand or resolve?
SENT WRONG THING SORRY
No problem, Donna! To clarify, are you looking to understand if the bond amount of $*,* for a Grand Theft Auto charge is fair given that a "No Information Filed" document was submitted by the state?
OK, ANYWAY NOE THAT I WASTED ALLL THAT TIME AND ENERGY TYPING ALL THAT FOR IT TO DISAPPEAR ON ME
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Hi Donna! It seems like you're questioning the fairness of a bond amount for a Grand Theft Auto charge, especially since the state filed a "No Information Filed" document. Could you share more details about the "No Information Filed" document? Specifically, why it was filed and the current status of the charges?
OK, HE WAS ARRESTED ON */*/*, IT WAS NOT UNTIL */*/* UNTIL CHARGES WAS OFFICIALLY FILED... THERE WAS NO REQUEST FOR EXTENTION OR ANYTHING... THAT WAS * DAYS AFTER ARRESTED... NOW, TODAY MAKES * DAYS SINCE ARREST... HAVE YOU ANALIZED THE ARREST REPT??? DID YOU SEE WHERE JAMES SIMMONS WAS NOT IN TRUCK??? HE HAD NOOO BOND??? SHE DID HAVE A $*,*.* BOND FOR THE G.T.A. AND A $*,*.* BOND FOR THE POS. of PARA. NOW, CAME */*/*, CO-DEFENDANT RECEIVED THIS
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Donna, it sounds like there are several concerns regarding the arrest, charges, and bond amounts.
Here are some general points about Florida law:
- In Florida, the state must file formal charges within 30 days of arrest.
- If charges are not filed within 33 days, the defendant is entitled to release without bond.
- Bond amounts can vary based on the charge and the individual's circumstances.
Could you clarify the current status of both individuals mentioned and whether you are seeking to contest the bond amounts or the delay in filing charges?
IM TRYING TO UPLOAD THE OTHER DOCUMENTS THAT GO WITH THIS CASE... HOW ???
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Donna, it seems like you have important documents related to the case. Unfortunately, I can't help with uploading documents directly. I suggest contacting your attorney or the court clerk for assistance. If you need help with understanding the legal aspects of the case further, feel free to share more details.
ILL JUST START ALLL OVER...TY
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Hi Donna, I understand it can be frustrating dealing with bond amounts and delays in the legal process. Here are a few points to consider:
- In Florida, formal charges must be filed within 30 days of an arrest.
- If charges are not filed within 33 days, the defendant should be released without bond.
- Bond amounts can vary based on the charge and individual circumstances.
Would you like more information on how to contest the bond amount or the delay in filing charges?