Can my husband's charges get dropped if I don't testify?
You can let the prosecutor know you don't wish to testify, but it is entirely within the prosecutor's discretion whether or not to proceed.
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You can let the prosecutor know you don't wish to testify, but it is entirely within the prosecutor's discretion whether or not to proceed.
No. Go to court on your court date, and tell the judge you'd like to apply for a public defender.
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You need to hire an attorney who can get him a bond.