What are the chances of having to do probation since found guilty for resisting arrest?

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   Joseph Lo Piccolo

   Garden City Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered March 06, 2013 20:34. You really need to speak to your attorney. He knows the facts and circumstances of your case best.
   
   
   Joseph A. Lo Piccolo, Esq.
   Immediate Past President, Criminal Courts Bar Association 11'-12'
   Hession Bekoff & Lo Piccolo
   1103 Stewart Ave, Suite 200
   Garden City, NY 11530
   516-408-3666 (o) / 516-408-3833 (f)
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   Marco CavigliaPro

   Poughkeepsie Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered March 07, 2013 00:22. Your criminal history suggests a pattern of alcohol related charges which might suggest that probation is necessary with alcohol conditions. Your discussions with your attorney and the court and prosecutor's positions will focus the issues.

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   Jayson LutzkyPro

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   Answered March 07, 2013 04:02. Best to discuss it with your lawyer who has all the facts and details and is on front of the judge. Everyone else would only be guessing.

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