I singed a plea bargain for probation and now the man who filed charges now wants to drop all charges can it be done he wants fi
The previous answers are correct. Get a lawyer and bring it to the attention of the prosecutor asap.
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The previous answers are correct. Get a lawyer and bring it to the attention of the prosecutor asap.
Both of the previous answers are correct, but to add, you probably won't notice a difference in the conditions. As with any probation, you will...
Need a lot more info to answer this.
You don't know that your lawyer isn't fighting for you. A lot of that is behind the scenes. But you don't have to accept any deal you don't like.
Depends on the judge, but around here I doubt if you would be violated for that. Maybe some extra conditions or extension.
Ask permission from your probation officer. If you have been doing what you are supposed to and haven't just started probation, he or she may let you.
No way to say what he "will" get, but he "can" get anything up to life on those charges. Burglary can be either a 1st or 2nd degree felony...
If you are paying what you can, you will usually not be violated. But you must pay everthing before you will be released.
He could receive any number of things for that, but usually on a first time the probation office just wants him to get off the drugs. They could...
The crime is technically "against the state" even though you were the victim. Talk to the prosecutor and see if he will drop it on your request. If...