Criminal Attorney
CALL (727) 330-7800 TO DISCUSS YOUR CASE
My former career as a law enforcement officer has given me
the first-hand knowledge and experience in the enforcement of
laws of the State of Florida, the development of probable
cause, articulation of reasonable suspicion, police report
writing, collection of evidence, police pursuits, preserving a
crime scene, taking witness statements, canvassing, proper
police procedure, use of force, and adherence to an
individual's constitutional rights during contact, arrest,
interview and interrogation.
The experience and legal training that I gained as a
prosecutor has helped to provide my clients with a true
perspective and understanding of the criminal process,
reviewing the State's evidence and strength and weaknesses of
a case and assisted them with the right resources and
information to make the right decisions for their case.
Each case is different as each case is fact specific. As
defense counsel, my role is to review the prosecution's case
which may involve police reports, lab reports, witness
statements, video, photographs, electronic recordings, and in
some cases DNA evidence. In addition, analyzing the elements
of the crime(s), evidence, and facts runs in conjunction with
finding reasonable doubt and protecting your constitutional
rights.
I have successfully handled criminal cases involving Armed
Burglary, Assault, Battery, DUI, Trespass, Drug Crimes,
Domestic Violence, Juvenile Crimes, Fraud, and Theft Crimes.
I have also assisted clients with bond hearings,
expungements, driver's license suspension, traffic tickets,
and violation of probation.
PROCESS OF THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
Arrest or Arrest Warrant
Notice to Appear
First Appearance
Pretrial Release
Bail
Filing of Formal Charges (Indictment or Information)
Pretrial Conference
Trial (Judge or Jury)
Sentencing
Appeal
Expungement (if eligible)
When you contact our office you will speak directly with
Attorney Bornost to discuss your case, concerns, or questions.
Call 727-330-7800 today for a Free Consultation to
discuss your Legal Rights.
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Right to Counsel
Right to Remain Silent
Right of Presumed Innocence
Right to a Speedy Trial
Right to a Jury Trial (most cases)
Right to Testify on one's own behalf
Right to cross examine and confront witnesses |
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