After the charges are dismissed, does this mean the defendant will have no "record"?

I agree with Benjamin. He would either be dismissed, or a plea in absentia would be accepted. If a plea was accepted, especially to a felony...

I was arstd for crim tresp on ngbhrs land, $1000 bonded out. then i got obstruction, dis conduct, bond set $25000. bnd out.

I would certainly need more information to properly advise you regarding this matter. I do not see how you would have been arrested for contempt...

You certainly have several issues that would potentially provide grounds for dismissal of the charges. Aggravated assault and interfering with...

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I would recommend hiring an attorney. If the child admits to the offense, her license will be suspended. There is a statute under Georgia law for...

First Offender Invalid if Granted After Initial Sentencing?

To answer your question, I would need to know more about the manner in which your first case was handled and whether you received a first offender...

My 12 yo child has been falsey accused of "false imprisonment" by another child at school.

You may want to have an attorney present to ensure that your child's legal rights are protected. Often times, juvenile court workers, whether...

I was charged with 2 counts of forgery in the first degree back in 2006. I was offered and accepted the ga first offenders act.

Your probation officer should have submitted the paperwork to the judge who heard your case for his or her approval of the first offender...

Child Support Options

Where does your ex-husband reside? If he is a Georgia resident, you can file a petition for contempt against him for violation of the support...

My son 17 and got arrested for family violence can he be released to his mother in the state of ga

A person who is 17 years old is considered an adult for crimimal purposes in the state of Georgia. You may be able to seek an O/R bond, or...

Which family state law applies to my marriage if we live in different states?

The state law that will govern your marriage depends on where each person lives, how long he or she has lived there and what type of relief you are...