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Last year I was charged to shoplifting in Atlanta. The case was dismissed by doing some community services etc ... Now I have to
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Answered on June 05, 2015
The case should have been dismissed, and expunged. Keep in mind the government can see all arrests whether they have been expunged or not.
Is it legal to make Moonshine in Georgia for personal consumption?
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Answered on June 05, 2015
No. This is illegal because you don't pay tax on the liquor.
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Some one get charged with cruelty to children 3rd degree and battery and I'm the victim if I dont show up in court what happens
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Answered on June 05, 2015
If you don;t go to court the charges may be dismissed. The prosecutor may have you arrested for ignoring a subpoena.
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MOST LIKELY punishment of violating felony probation with a new misdemeanor charge
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Answered on June 05, 2015
The answer depends on who the judge, prosecutor, and probation officer are assigned to the case.
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What can I expect when I go to court?
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Answered on June 05, 2015
You will most likely qualify for a diversion program which, upon successful completion, will dismiss the charges against you and remove the arrest...
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Will the charges be dropped if there is no evidence?
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Answered on June 05, 2015
If there is no evidence they may dismiss the case, but it sounds like they evidence.
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My daughter had court on April 27 looking at her court records online it shows 17 STATE COURT PROBATION REVOCATION
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Answered on June 05, 2015
You need to hire an attorney to go get her. The probation officer is not required to speak with you, and probably won't. It is not uncommon for...
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D. A recommendation vs. Judge Ruling
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Answered on June 05, 2015
If he hasn't been served with a TPO, and the judge didn't make it a condition of his bond, it doesn't sound like he has to stay away.
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Answered on June 05, 2015
The answer depends on the court, judge, and what your charges are.
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Answered on June 05, 2015
You need to contact the clerk again, and ask for your case to be placed back on a calendar. You will most likely have to do this in person, and pay...
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