I have a claim of actual innocence. On the grounds that the prosecutor withheld exculpatory evidence; and police misconduct and
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Being re-arrested might cause a judge to revoke her bail, but not forfeit it.
Assuming you were correct, the prosecution does not need to corroborate everything she says. A police officer might have to testify to the fact...
I do not think you have case, nor do I suggest trying.
Your friend's case does not sound urgent, and the public defender may have cases which need work now. Have your friend send a friendly letter to...
The statute of limitations is five years so assuming you were married recently, the charge is still viable. However, I do not think either the...
You are correct, you will not be arrested. The warrant they refer to probably is for the defendant who they bailed out. If they take back the...
You need an attorney who answers your questions and ask the witnesses questions. If you are unsatisfied with the one you have, get a new one.
Any competent attorney can get you a better disposition under the facts you describe. Ab ACD or outright dismissal is what should occur.
You are being overly concerned. A class B misdemeanor rarely warrants jail or probation. Hire an attorney and get an ACD.