You must understand both your rights and the restrictions that accompany a pretrial release. If you violate the terms of your release, law enforcement can re-arrest you. In addition, if you are on pretrial release for a domestic violence charge and you violate the terms of your release, it will be considered a whole new criminal offense.

The trial-tested attorneys at Aaron Delgado & Associates provide diligent, aggressive representation to clients throughout central Florida. We have offices in Daytona Beach and DeLand.

We are available to advise and assist individuals with:

• Obtaining pretrial releases
• Violations of pretrial release conditions
• Bail and bond reductions
• Drug bonds and Nebbia holds

A Pretrial Release Comes With Many Conditions

In Florida, pretrial release allows eligible individuals (usually those charged with nonviolent offenses) to be released without posting bond. However, there are strict conditions that the individual must meet. For instance, it may be that he or she will not be allowed to drink alcohol, or cannot legally carry a gun, or will be required to check in once a week with his or her pretrial release officer.

The bottom line is that even though you may have been released from jail on pretrial release, it does not mean you no longer have anything to worry about. You still have numerous responsibilities and legal obligations. It is wise to speak with a skilled lawyer in order to make sure you fully understand the terms of your release, i.e., what you are obligated to do and what you are prohibited from doing.

Consult Our Pretrial Release Attorneys Today

Learn more about your rights and options under Florida law. To schedule a free initial consultation with one of the Florida pretrial release attorneys at Aaron Delgado & Associates, simply call our Daytona Beach office at 386-222-6677 or send us an email today. We offer payment plans and respond to messages 24/7.