Archer, FL Criminal Defense Law Firms & Lawyers

You will have to give a few more facts than this in order to get some sort of answer. Why would you go to prison on time served? That does not make sense. So, you can be sentenced as prr, not tried as prr really, but sentenced, if the circumstances warrant it, namely that you were recently released from prison and committed more offenses that qualify for prr designation.

When you say there are no witnesses, the state counts the complainant as a witness.  Even though it is one against one, they can still file a charge just based on theother person's word.  There are two parts to the investagation.  One is the cops.  They will talk to whoever they think has inforrmationa and then send it to the state attorney.  They may or may not talk to these people, such as nieghbors or friends, and will probably talk with the complainant.  Different offices take different amounts of time.  A good ballpark would be 2 to 3 weeks.  Could be shorter or much longer.  You may want to check with a criminal defense attorney in your area to see if it might be helpful to have an attorney contact the state attorney before they make a final decision.    

Whether you can fix this by merely writing to the judge is an odd question, and it depends upon the judge, but I seriously doubt that it can be fixed by doing that. What you need to do is hire a private criminal defense attorney.