Florida · State + county defense
Florida criminal-defense references, in one place.
Free, source-linked Florida references for the defense bar — the substantive charge statutes, the Rules of Criminal Procedure, the Evidence Code, the DUI and traffic framework, and the full officer-records trail — each reproduced verbatim from its official source. Pull the officer who testifies, then build the rest of the case around the record.
Charges, procedure & evidence
- Florida criminal statutes
The substantive charge chapters — verbatim catchlines, each linked to the official Florida Legislature text.
- Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure
The rules that run a case — speedy trial, discovery, pretrial motions, pleas — reproduced verbatim, source-linked.
- Florida Evidence Code (Chapter 90)
Hearsay, privileges, and impeachment rules, grouped and linked to the official code section by section.
- Florida DUI & traffic offenses
The DUI and serious-traffic charge framework with its penalty structure, source-linked.
Officer records
- Officer background check
How to pull a Florida officer's full public record before the suppression hearing.
- Officer disciplinary records
FDLE/CJSTC certification discipline — revocations, suspensions, and accepted relinquishments.
- Police use-of-force records
Where Florida use-of-force and complaint records live, and how to demand them.
- Officer certification statutes
The statutes governing Florida officer certification and decertification.
Records access
- Florida public-records (Chapter 119) requests
The Chapter 119 records-demand path — what to ask for, and which agency to send it to.
Start with the officer
Run the officer testifying against your client.
BenchRecon's Officer Lookup searches a Florida officer's FDLE/CJSTC and incident-ledger record free, each row cited to its public source. The $147 brief turns it into a filing-ready, citable deliverable with the records-demand path attached.