Florida criminal-defense references, in one place.

The substantive charge chapters, verbatim catchlines, each linked to the official Florida Legislature text.

The rules that run a case, speedy trial, discovery, pretrial motions, pleas, reproduced verbatim, source-linked.

Hearsay, privileges, and impeachment rules, grouped and linked to the official code section by section.

The Florida Standard Jury Instructions in criminal cases, by chapter, each linked to the official Florida Bar instruction.

The DUI and serious-traffic charge framework with its penalty structure, source-linked.

The Implied Consent Program breath- and blood-test rules, the two-sample 0.020 rule, twenty-minute observation period, and instrument inspection, reproduced verbatim and source-linked.

Search the breath-test operator or arresting officer on your DUI case in the FDLE Intoxilyzer 8000 Subject Test Electronic Data — instrument, agency, test date, last inspection, and any exception flag, verbatim and source-linked.

How to pull a Florida officer's full public record before the suppression hearing.

FDLE/CJSTC certification discipline, revocations, suspensions, and accepted relinquishments.

Where Florida use-of-force and complaint records live, and how to demand them.

The statutes governing Florida officer certification and decertification.

The Chapter 119 records-demand path, what to ask for, and which agency to send it to.

Chapter 784 — assault, battery, and felony battery, source-linked to Florida Legislature.

Chapter 893 — controlled-substance schedules, possession, trafficking, and sentencing thresholds.

Chapter 812 — petit theft, grand theft, robbery, carjacking, and property-value thresholds.

Chapter 782 — murder degrees, manslaughter, and vehicular homicide, source-linked.

Chapter 794 — sexual battery, penalties, and registration consequences.

Chapter 810 — burglary, trespass, and armed-burglary degrees, source-linked.

§ 316.1935 — fleeing or attempting to elude a law enforcement officer, degrees and penalties.

Enter the scoresheet factors and see the total sentence points and the lowest permissible sentence, computed verbatim from Fla. Stat. § 921.0024. Free.

Enter the charge class and the charge date, or a Demand for Speedy Trial, and see the speedy-trial expiration, the demand window, and the end of the mandatory 30-day recapture window, computed verbatim from Fla. R. Crim. P. 3.191. Free.

Select the applicable Rule 3.850(b) branch and enter the trigger date to see the closing date: the general 2-year bar, the three exceptions, or the illegal-sentence path. Computed from verbatim Rule 3.850 text. Free.

Add the officer-discipline lookup or the scoresheet calculator to your own website with one line of HTML. Free, no API key.

FDLE/CJSTC discipline records across all Florida agencies — revocations, suspensions, and crimen-falsi offenses, searchable by agency.

How often each misconduct category ends in certification revocation; excessive force is the least-decertified category, from FDLE/CJSTC records. Descriptive category-level rates; not causal and not a prediction.

3.9 million charges analyzed — actual vs. guideline sentences by county, offense type, and demographic, drawn from FDLE CJDT clerk-of-court data.

How often sentences fall below the guideline floor, by charge and county — FDC scoresheet data, searchable and downloadable.

Descriptive, uncontrolled outcome rates by type of representation (public defender, private, self-represented, court-assigned) and charge — FDLE CJDT clerk-of-court data. Not a quality ranking; selection effects dominate.

How often charges are dismissed, diverted, acquitted, or convicted — by charge category and judicial circuit, from FDLE CJDT clerk-of-court data. Descriptive court-disposition rates; not a circuit or office ranking and not a drop-rate prediction.

Of the charges a Florida court adjudicated, how often it withheld adjudication instead of entering a conviction — by charge category, county, and offense level, from FDLE CJDT clerk-of-court data. Descriptive rates; not a county leniency ranking and not a prediction.

Recorded court costs, fines, and restitution on Florida charges — the median and 25th-to-75th percentile dollar amounts by charge category and county, from FDLE CJDT clerk-of-court data. Descriptive distributions; not a county-cost ranking and not a prediction of what a defendant will owe.

Pick a charge and county to read the recorded Florida sentencing-outcome distribution from FDLE CJDT clerk-of-court data. A descriptive going-rate reference, not a prediction.

Recorded incarceration rate and confinement-term spread by defendant age band, with a youthful-offender (Fla. Stat. 958) context cut at age 21, from FDLE CJDT clerk-of-court data. Descriptive; not causal, not a prediction, and not a claim about age bias.

Each study's headline statistic as a standalone, dated, primary-source-cited claim, ready to quote with its FDLE or USSC source and date attached.