Could I be charged with public intoxication, and not be arrested? And when/how would I find out?
I agree with Mr. Adams above. But if you were that intoxicated, it would be surprising if you were only issued a citation and not arrested. ...
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I agree with Mr. Adams above. But if you were that intoxicated, it would be surprising if you were only issued a citation and not arrested. ...
Apply for a court-appointed lawyer, or hire a private lawyer, and follow that lawyer’s advice.
Listen to your attorney. Providing false testimony under oath is perjury.
You can call the clerk of court and ask about a tolling order. It is public record.
This is a better question for an employment attorney. I am redirecting your question there.
You need to hire an attorney as soon as possible.
Hire an attorney and don’t post facts of your case on the internet.
Does he have an attorney representing him? If so, his attorney needs to know this information ASAP.
Possibly. Depends on what your criminal history shows. Pull that from any Georgia Sheriff’s Department.
Yes you can apply for a firearms rights restoration.