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State civil cases are typically filed with the Court in the county in which one of the parties lives. However, criminal cases are
not filed with a particular Court based on where a person lives. Criminal law cases are typically filed and tried in the venue,
that is, in the county, in which the criminal offense was allegedly committed.
Sometimes, though, the prosecution does not know exactly
where the criminal offense was supposedly committed,
such as when near the county line or in a body of water.
Pursuant to Florida Statute and the Florida Constitution, in
cases like those, the person may be charged conjunctively
in two or more counties. Then, the person accused, after
selecting in which of those counties he or she wants the trial
to be held, would present their criminal defense in their
county of selection.
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As you know, Longwood is located in Seminole County, Florida.
So if a crime allegedly took place within the Longwood city limits,
the state criminal case would usually be filed with the Court in
Seminole County. And naturally, the person accused would defend
against the allegations there, aided of course by his or her criminal
defense lawyer.
Even if the person accused actually resided in another county or
another state, this would likely be the case. So the Longwood
residence of the person accused would not revelant to where the
criminal case would usually be filed.
This applies to juvenile delinquency or juvenile defense cases and
to adult felony and misdemeanor criminal cases.
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Your Longwood criminal defense will likely need to be
presented at the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford
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So for example, if someone from Longwood was
charged with a particular offense which was allegedly
committed in Seminole County and Orange County, it
would be up to the person to elect whether to go to trial
in Seminole County or Orange County. Naturally, the
State would still have to prove venue.
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Nonetheless, if a Longwood criminal case is tried in Seminole County, the trial will be held at the Seminole County Criminal
Justice Center, be it for a misdemeanor or a felony. Longwood juvenile delinquency cases will be heard at the Seminole
County Juvenile Justice Center. And Longwood traffic ticket cases can be heard at the Criminal Justice Center.
Longwood was named by one of its early settlers, Edward Warren Henck, who arrived in Florida by steamboat in
the 1870's. Henck named Longwood after a suburb in Boston which he had previously helped plat. Interestingly,
the Boston suburb of Longwood was named after the district on the island of Saint Helena where Napoleon
Bonaparte was exiled from 1815 to his death in 1821.
Henck was instrumental in Longwood's development. He was the first postmaster of the Longwood Post Office
which was established in 1876. Henck also led the charge in the construction of the railroad that connected
Sanford to Orlando and which first ran in 1880.
Henck was elected as Longwood's first mayor in 1885. His 38 room Longwood Hotel, which was constructed by
Joseph Clouser, was completed in 1886. The Longwood Hotel, also known as the Longwood Village Inn, was
added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.
Longwood was incorporated as a city in 1923 and today, Longwood has a population of over thirteen thousand.
Credit: Jim Robison | Longwood's Name Has a Napoleon Connection (4/29/01) | The Orlando Sentinel | City of Longwood
The Law Offices of J. Manuel Acevedo, P.A., are located at 116 North Park Avenue in Sanford, Florida, 32771.
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