My question involves criminal law for the state of: Florida
I live in Miami-Dade. About a year ago, I was pulled over for a DUI. I did a the Back on Track program and completed all the requirements, to get it reduced to a Reckless Driving charge. A year later, and on the LAST day of my program, I had to report to the judge for the completion of this program...my car's battery dies! As a consequence, I was too late (3 hours between installing battery in the car, etc) but I still showed up and did everything in my power, I left messages on the voicemail of the judge's chambers and finally got a hold of someone the next day and they gave me a court date to see the judge. But it was too late, they had already issued a Bench Warrant, and I was arrested 2 days later.
When the officers knocked on my door, I was unprepared and they came in and found some marijuana on my coffee table. I was then arrested for the Bench Warrant, possession of cannabis under 20g, and possession of paraphernalia with intent to use. I was released yesterday, and I'm kind of freaking out because I cannot afford to lose my driver's license for 2 years, and I certainly do not want to do jail time.
My question is, typically what kind of agreements can be arranged, without an attorney? What about with an attorney, what agreements can I typically expect (without going to trial)? Is it unlikely, or likely, that I can get a deferred prosecution agreement where I just pay fines and probation, even with my prior DUI (that was reduced to Reckless Driving)?
Any help is greatly appreciated.

