Caught a felony conviction while on felony probation in Gwinnett County GA. What could happen at my VOP hearing?
You could get revoked and sentenced to prison, but you might not. Best chance to avoid revocation is to have a good defense lawyer.
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You could get revoked and sentenced to prison, but you might not. Best chance to avoid revocation is to have a good defense lawyer.
Yes, and it's not enough to get your case dismissed. Hire a local lawyer to defend you. If you cannot afford one, ask for a public defender.
Follow the suggestions given by my colleagues.
You both need your own, separate attorneys. If you cannot afford one, ask for a court-appointed attorney.
Plead not guilty and ask for a court-appointed lawyer. That lawyer may be able to get your case dismissed through pretrial intervention/diversion.
It depends on the employer. Get a good lawyer. There are programs available that can get your charge dismissed.
It depends on whether your probation was tolled due to the failed drug tests and payment of fines. Your first offender could be revoked or...
It may or may not; that decision is the prosecutor's to make. Get a lawyer.
Yes, you should be able to, assuming the NJ charges were misdemeanors.
Yes. If the judge says you don't qualify for a public defender, either you find the money to hire an attorney or you represent yourself.