What happens if I go to !y first court appearance for DUI without an attorney because I cannot afford one. Can I ask for a conti
If you cannot afford an attorney, ask the court to appoint one to represent you.
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If you cannot afford an attorney, ask the court to appoint one to represent you.
Yes, you can be charged with possession based on that. You should get an attorney to represent you in this case.
Try contacting your local bar association or legal aid society.
A warrant will stay open indefinitely until you resolve it. Having a warrant out for for 22 years without knowing about it is unusual, but...
The new case will count as your first offense.
Unfortunately, there is not a precise answer to this question. The Ohio Rules of Criminal Procedure simply say that a person in this situation...
This could show up on a background check. Do not pay the ticket and do not plead guilty or no contest without talking to an attorney first.
Legally, you always have the right to represent yourself in court. However, you are generally much better off being represented by an attorney.