What can expect from the judge about me signing a waiver for my fiance charges.
Your lawyer is correct. All you can do is sign a waiver, stating in writing, that you do not wish to prosecute him.
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Your lawyer is correct. All you can do is sign a waiver, stating in writing, that you do not wish to prosecute him.
In a misdemeanor case they have 2 years to file charges, or 4 years in most felony cases. If you are in Fulton County it can take a long time to...
Charges have already been filed so the statute of limitations is no longer an issue. He needs to file a speedy trial demand.
Yes. This is legal. He will most likely remain in jail until he goes to trial. He is facing some very serious charges, and he is not likely to get...
You could get jail time. If you can make restitution, and pay the $4,000 back that would help you a lot. Since this is your first offense you may...
If your court case is over then there's no reason for you to be out on bond. I wouldn't pay them.
A warrant has already been issued for your arrest. You need to go pay the ticket at the courthouse, or have them place it back on the calendar....
The maximum punishment for this kind of violation is 2 years. It would be in his best interest to come up with the rest of the money owed to try to...
He needs to apply for parole. Unless he can truly prove he's innocent challenging his prosecution is going to get him nowhere fast. He should try...
Unfortunately, all that matters is he caught you. Yes, he can pull you over every time he sees you if you're vehicle is not legal.