Hernan Hernandez arrived into thecountry from Guatemala to staywith family and make a better lifefor himself. He was trained at theforemost electrical engineeringschool in Guatemala and has aspecial certificate in highperforming electric grids. Heinterviewed with Sunny Electric,located at 621 Casa Drive, YourCity, Your State, to work as anelectrician and maintenance man.Sunny Electric required eligibility towork under federal law, whichincludes Hernan presenting awritten confirmation of the termsof his employment with SunnyElectric. Sunny Electric agreed topay him $75,000 per year andprovide him a 3-year employment agreement. Hernan will receivehealth insurance, term lifeinsurance (equal to one year of hissalary), and two weeks of paidleave per year. The same is neededfor presentation to the Immigrationcourt so he can qualify as an alienworker. Once completed, Hernanwas able to start work. After hewas approved by immigration,Hernan was very productive.Management was impressed, andassigned him more responsibilityincluding working withmanagement about the benefits ofinstalling a solar grid. Inpreparation for his presentationand installation of the grid twomonths ago, Hernan climbed a 15-foot ladder to get better view of the roof and installation pointsdespite windy conditions. While onthe ladder, a palm frond fell from anearby palm tree, hitting Hernanon the head, causing him to slidedown the ladder falling to the sand.Hernan suffered multiple fractureson both arms, his right leg, and aconcussion. Hernan is now unableto work for a minimum of sixmonths in order to recover. As itturned out, Hernan was in the U.S.back in 2009, and at that time, wasunable to work. He produced fakereplicas of government checks andcashed them. Last month, Hernanwas charged with 10 counts offorgery and counterfeiting for theten checks cashed in 2009. Hernanwants the charges dropped based on statue of limitations. 1;2;3;4;5;6;7;8;9 ?

1. Circuit Number 2. County Name . Case Number 4. Defendant Name 5. Charge 6. Statute of limitations time frame 7. Date Motion Sent 8. Party being served with the motion 9. Party sending the motion IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1. JUDICAL CIRCUIT IN AN 2. COUNTY, FLORIDA CRIMINAL DIVISION CASE NO: 3. STATE OF FLORIDA, VS Hernan Hernandez, Defendant. MOTION TO DISMISS