I was arrested becouse my roomate was made false statement to police.?

Law Code and Code Section/Subsection


PL 120.00 01 *** TOP CHARGE ***





Charge Detail


A Misdemeanor, 1 count, Arrest charge, Arraignment charge


Description: ASLT W/INT CAUSES PHYS INJURY





Disposition/Sentence





I didn't touch female roomate. She want making my evection and she don't want going to civil court becouse she will need wainting couple month.


She was lying to the police that I puched her and she birn her self on gas. I was arrested. She have Order of protection.


I must come to the court on May 7,2007. I am 100% innocent becouse I never touch woman.


On perjury charges for lying I need take her to crimal court on diferent day, or I can on May 7,2007 tall judge she is laying becouse she want making eviction?


If she is comvicted on perjury how much she can have jail time?I was arrested becouse my roomate was made false statement to police.?
Your situation is all too common in the post -OJ Simpson world we live in. Now, if a woman complains against a man, the cops arrest first, and ask questions later (if they ask questions at all.)





You will have to hire a lawyer and then defend yourself in court. Your lawyer should hire a private investigator, preferably a female, who can investigate this complaining witness. Maybe she will admit to another woman that this whole thing was a charade to get you out of her apartment.





I have a question for you. If she was your roommate and she wanted you out, why didn't you leave? It would have been cheaper than what you're going through now. That does not excuse her, if she lied to the police about you, but I am talking about practicality here.





Face it, the reality of present day USA is that women can say whatever they want to say about a man and the man will have trouble. You may win your case, but you're still in a tough spot and you could go to jail over this. If you're accused of burning her, that could be a felony. In Florida, you'd be facing up to 15 years in prison.





Almost invariably, the cops and the State WILL NOT prosecute this woman for perjury. Maybe, and that's only a maybe, if you can get a confession from her through a private investigator, or some other method (e.g. she confessed to her mother or a girlfirend of hers who WILL TESTIFY) perhaps the case against you will be dropped and they will go after her.





You need to hire a good criminal defense lawyer. This will cost you MONEY. Be prepared to pay him/her a hefty fee. Otherwise you will be left with a public defender and your case will be one of the 100s he or she is handling. You may get a good lawyer in a public defender, but that lawyer is underpaid and understaffed. If you go with a PD, be sure that you pester the lawyer to defend you. The old saying is that the squeaky wheel gets the grease. Do whatever you have to do to get an appointment with the PD and be sure to bring in the names, addresses and phone numbers of witnesses who might be able to aide in your defense.





Pursue your defense with your lawyer vigorously, or you will not get what you need from a public defender. Believe me, I know. I was a public defender and I am a private defense lawyer. If you pay your lawyer, you get better attention. If you use the free lawyer the court provides, you will have to push that lawyer to pay attention to you among all of the cases that they will have. If you don't pursue your defense, you will just be another file. If you make your PD care about you (and most of them are very compassionate) you will get a good defense. By the way, almost every criminal defendant says the witnesses lied about them. You'll have to do better than that.





Good luck.I was arrested becouse my roomate was made false statement to police.?
Get an attorney. If you cant afford one call and make arraingments for a public defender. You must prove you are not guilty. I suggest you get all the evidence you need and prove your innocence. If she lies under oath then she is committing perjury. If you are found not guilty you could possibly take her to civil court for false accusations. The police most likely believe her or they wouldnt have charged you. Give the judge respect and I suggest not bringing up that she is lying until you prove your innocence. Worry about proving your case first. As for criminal charges against her, I highly doubt it unless you can prove she did it intentionally to harm you. It is her word against yours,and the police are on her side.
1 year for lying she will get
perjury usually carries up to a five year prison term. you also should request a protection order from the court., and file a counter claim. answer the plaintiffs complaint within the 20 days required by law, however in a counter claim, when answering the complaint plaintiff, Vs. defendant, then defendant Vs. Plaintiff write out your own summons and complaint, and the plaintiff will also have 20 days inwhich to answer your complaint. Be as truthfull to the judge as you can and a judge can pretty much tell who is telling the truth and who is not. you can find the necessary forms that you will need to answer the complaint against you and your counter claim at your local court house for free. however, they may require a filing fee, if you are indigent or don't make alot of money, ask for a waiver of fee's form and see if the court will allow you to file your case for free. fill out your answer to the complaint against you, and the counter claim, and the waiver of fee;s and file all at the same time. you will know within 2 weeks if the judge will let you file for free. if not file your answer to the plaintiff's complaint and your summons and complaint against the plaintiff at the same time, but remember you have to file these documents within the 20 days of the date you recieved your summons and complaint.
I am sorry but you totally misunderstand the legal system, you have been charged with a criminal offense ( not a civil issue) you don't counter sue in criminal offence, you need to defend youself and be found not guilty. ( so if you don't have an attorney get one) just because you are not guilty does not mean the judge will not find you guilty)





Then after you are found not guilty, you can see if the police will go after them for filing a false police report.


Just being found not guilty does not automaticly mean they will charge her with perjury.





You can not make them charge anything and most of the time when charges are made if that person is found not guilty nothing happens to the person making the charge.
Right now, it's your word against hers, unless there is physical evidence that you did injure her, and it was documented, and photographed. If she had an order of protection pryor to your confrontation, you better get a lawyer. If it was obtained afterwards, stay away, or you will be arrested again. Perjury doesn't apply, because that pertains to lying under oath. All the facts will come out in court. If it's proven, the female gave false information to the Police. It would be up to the court as to what the next step would be.
I believe you would need to discuss this with your attorney. Of course, as for pressing charges, go and speak with the criminal magistrate.
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