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What is the name of your state? Florida
My husband was charged with possesion of cocaine with intent to distribute on 2/22/03. He is currently being held without bond for a violation of community control. He arrested for that violation on 2/15/03. He was originaly placed on CC for a prior possesion charge. The police said he sold to an informant on 2/11/03 and the transaction was observed by an undercover cop. If this is so then why did they not arrest him at that time. The did not even charge him with the possesion until after he had been in custody for the violation for 7 days. I strongly belive he could of beaten the first possesion charge, but he laywer was no good and convinced him to accept the offer of CC. In order for the state to prove their case what type of eveidence must they show? Would'nt they have to have the sale on tape either visual or audio of have found some form of marked money in his possesion to prove the transaction occured? or are they going to just go by the word of the cop who supposedly observed this transaction. My husband has an attorney who advised me that his game plan is to force the state to divulge the informat. Will this work? I have good faith that he is a good attorney but I am doing some research and trying to find out my husband rights and see what can be done to set him free. The neighborhood we live in is a drug area and city police and raiders ride through here every day looking for people to harrass. Now they are just trying to stick this charge to my husband with no evidence
My husband was charged with possesion of cocaine with intent to distribute on 2/22/03. He is currently being held without bond for a violation of community control. He arrested for that violation on 2/15/03. He was originaly placed on CC for a prior possesion charge. The police said he sold to an informant on 2/11/03 and the transaction was observed by an undercover cop. If this is so then why did they not arrest him at that time. The did not even charge him with the possesion until after he had been in custody for the violation for 7 days. I strongly belive he could of beaten the first possesion charge, but he laywer was no good and convinced him to accept the offer of CC. In order for the state to prove their case what type of eveidence must they show? Would'nt they have to have the sale on tape either visual or audio of have found some form of marked money in his possesion to prove the transaction occured? or are they going to just go by the word of the cop who supposedly observed this transaction. My husband has an attorney who advised me that his game plan is to force the state to divulge the informat. Will this work? I have good faith that he is a good attorney but I am doing some research and trying to find out my husband rights and see what can be done to set him free. The neighborhood we live in is a drug area and city police and raiders ride through here every day looking for people to harrass. Now they are just trying to stick this charge to my husband with no evidence