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quincy

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Thank you Quincy. It was due lack of knowledge, I thought I can stop/reverse. Yes, what I want is, "conviction sealed or expunged".
An YES/NO answers to my above questions would be more than enough for me to decide my chances of success because, if the answer to my above two questions (pasted below again) is YES then I can proceed.

It is unclear if the motion for new trial (using rule 3.600) or in arrest of judgment (using rule 3.610) stated above can be filed once the verdict of guilty is announced even though a written/signed judgment was not entered by then?



Motion for “arrest of judgment”: does it mean motion to request the court to stop the forth coming judgment?
The judgment cannot be arrested. The verdict was already entered. You have already served out your sentence.
 

deming

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Then please speak with an attorney. Good luck.
Hope free advice form is matured enough to give provide professional responses than kicking out just becasue someone does not want to reveal some details which may reveal his/her case/identity.
 
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deming

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The judgment cannot be arrested. The verdict was already entered. You have already served out your sentence.
Thanks. All these happened due to the judge failure to follow the procedure. It is the court that should fix it else I go for appeal on the 3.850 decision.
 

Zigner

Senior Member, Non-Attorney
Hope free advice form is matured enough to give provide professional responses than kicking out just becasue someone does not want to reveal some details which may reveal his/her case/identity.
When you are concerned about confidentiality, you see an attorney.
 

deming

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When you are concerned about confidentiality, you see an attorney.
I do agree but to provide an answer, those details are not needed. Can you tell me why those detail;s are needed? I already expressed the fcat that there is 2 year time limit on rule 3.850 (it shows that the incident happened less than 2 years ago, else I would not have asked in this forum). Just becasue someone is asking an advice, that person should not reveal whatever details you/forum admin ask. Please do not forget the name of your forum: "Freeadvice" I could not afford an attorney and I said this at the beginning. If you do not know the answer, I beleive you should honestly agree that so that it saves every body time.
 

quincy

Senior Member
I do agree but to provide an answer, those details are not needed. Can you tell me why those detail;s are needed? I already expressed the fcat that there is 2 year time limit on rule 3.850 (it shows that the incident happened less than 2 years ago, else I would not have asked in this forum). Just becasue someone is asking an advice, that person should not reveal whatever details you/forma admin ask. Please do not forget the name of your forum: "Freeadvice"
Free advice given freely by those who wish to give up their free time to assist a poster.

So, within the last two years, you were convicted of a DUI and served out your sentence. Are you still on probation or did you already complete all of its terms?

Let me ask this: What are you looking to accomplish?
 

deming

Member
Appreciate. I prefer to answer that question, if I wish, only after I get an answer for the following which I asked earlier:

It is unclear if the motion for new trial (using rule 3.600) or in arrest of judgment (using rule 3.610) stated above can be filed once the verdict of guilty is announced even though a written/signed judgment was not entered by then?



Motion for “arrest of judgment”: does it mean motion to request the court to stop the forth coming judgment?


Else, goodbye to this forum.
 

quincy

Senior Member
Appreciate. I prefer to answer that question, if I wish, only after I get an answer for the following which I asked earlier:

It is unclear if the motion for new trial (using rule 3.600) or in arrest of judgment (using rule 3.610) stated above can be filed once the verdict of guilty is announced even though a written/signed judgment was not entered by then?



Motion for “arrest of judgment”: does it mean motion to request the court to stop the forth coming judgment?


Else, goodbye to this forum.
Did you ever file an appeal? A Rule 3.850 motion is filed after an appeal.
 

quincy

Senior Member
Perhaps I am an unusual sort but, when I ask for help from someone (especially FREE help), I am grateful for ANY help I receive. And I always say "thank you" to those who offer help, this even if the help offered was not exactly the help I was looking for.
 

Just Blue

Senior Member
Perhaps I am an unusual sort but, when I ask for help from someone (especially FREE help), I am grateful for ANY help I receive. And I always say "thank you" to those who offer help, this even if the help offered was not exactly the help I was looking for.
That because you have manners. ;)

ETA: You're exceedingly well mannered Q. My compliments to your parents...they did a good job. :cool:
 
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