1. Florida Criminal Docket & Diversion Pathway Simulator
Select a legal trajectory to trace step-by-step milestones from initial booking to final case disposition.
Incident & Booking
Altered confrontation aboard Miami charter yacht leading to Miami-Dade Police arrest on felony battery charges.
2. Florida Criminal Punishment Code (CPC) Scoresheet Calculator
Test statutory sentencing exposure under Florida Rule 3.701 & F.S. § 921.0024. If total points exceed 44, the court must sentence state prison months unless valid downward departure applies.
| Primary Offense Points: | 22.0 |
| Victim Injury Points: | 4.0 |
| Prior Record Points: | 0.0 |
| Legal Status Violation Points: | 0.0 |
Calculation: Total Points (26.0) ≤ 44 → Presumptive Non-Prison Sanction.
3. Case Chronology: Shabazz Miami Yacht Docket
Key verified procedural milestones from the Miami-Dade Eleventh Judicial Circuit records.
Miami Yacht Confrontation & Police Response
During a chartered vessel outing along Biscayne Bay / Miami River, a physical altercation occurred involving Shabazz and a female passenger. Miami-Dade Police officers were dispatched to the marina dock upon mooring.
State Attorney Information & Defense Appearance
The Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office reviewed initial sworn affidavits. Defense counsel filed notices of appearance and formally submitted an application for Pre-Trial Diversion / Pre-Trial Intervention (PTI) under F.S. § 948.08 based on Shabazz having zero prior felony convictions.
Pre-Trial Intervention (PTI) Contract Execution
The court and prosecutors approved a deferred prosecution agreement. Under Florida law, fulfilling all contractual conditions within the prescribed supervisory period results in formal dismissal of all charges without trial or criminal conviction.
Nolle Prosequi / Formal Dismissal
Upon verified completion of community hours, counseling certifications, and restitution obligations, the State Attorney enters a Nolle Prosequi (abandonment of prosecution). No adjudication of guilt is recorded.
4. Statutory Definitions & Florida Legal Framework
Understand the precise Florida statutes governing battery classifications, diversion eligibility, and sentencing rules.
Simple Battery
Actually and intentionally touching or striking another person against their will,