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The Automatic Dismissal of Criminal Cases in Palm Beach County Florida

By Ron Chapman

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          In 2008, the Chief Judge in Palm Beach County Florida signed Administrative Order 4.605-9/08 which automatically dismisses the following types of cases:             1.  All nontraffic-related misdemeanor cases (for example, battery cases or trespassing cases) that have had no court activity for the past 5 years.             2.  All violation of probation cases related to #1 that have had no court activity for the past 5 years.             3.  All driving under the influence cases (DUI cases) that have had no court activity for the past 8 years...continue to full post

Full post as published by Palm Beach Criminal Defense Blog on January 19, 2010 (boomark / email).

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