Criminal Defense

The speedy-trial clock is running. So is Trial Commander.

Open the matter and the speedy-trial clock is already tracked — computed under Rule 3.191 from the formal charge, with the arrest date as the conservative floor — alongside the discovery elections, motion practice, and trial preparation a defense actually turns on.

Speedy trial, auto-tracked

New matters compute Fla. R. Crim. P. 3.191 deadlines from the formal-charge date (arrest date as the conservative floor) — 90 days misdemeanor, 175 felony — and track the Rule 3.220 discovery election with its 15-day response window alongside.

The motion practice, templated

The Rule 3.220(a) notice of discovery, motions to suppress, Stand Your Ground motions under § 776.032, pretrial-release motions and the Rule 3.191(o) notice of expiration — drafted from the matter file, in your voice.

Trial preparation with litigation rigor

Witness lists, exhibits, and examination outlines on the same trial core civil litigators use — with witness-subpoena service tracked under Fla. R. Crim. P. 3.361, returns and all.

Traffic practice built in

The § 318.14 election window (30 days, or the license suspends), § 322.27 point exposure, DUI under § 316.193 — the traffic track is part of the practice hub, not bolted on.

Discovery, read with you

When the State's production lands, Discovery Review reads the documents with you — statements that conflict, timelines that don't hold — organized for the suppression hearing and for trial.

Clients and families, informed

A secure portal in English or Spanish: status they can check and documents they can send, instead of collect calls to your front desk.

What Trial Commander computes for Criminal Defense in Florida

These numbers are read from the product's own registries at build time, not written by marketing.

  • —8 drafting skills that produce first drafts under the Florida practice context and Rule 2.515(d)(2) certification
Florida clocks and engines
  • ·Speedy-trial and charging clocks (Rules 3.191, 3.134, 3.220, counted under Rule 2.514)
  • ·Traffic: the § 318.14 30-day election and the § 322.27(3) point-suspension thresholds
Also in the box
  • —Sentencing exposure organized under the Criminal Punishment Code (Ch. 921)
  • —Conflict checks before any matter opens
  • —Flat-fee billing with per-client trust ledgers

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