Can he still apply for the 12.44a even though he had his probation revoked?
I will join and agree with Mr. Wooldridge - many hurdles to try and overcome.
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I will join and agree with Mr. Wooldridge - many hurdles to try and overcome.
Only the DA's office can drop the charges..
He needs an attorney. The State can/will prosecute him and you will be a witness. His lawyer will know the best way of dealing with this and have...
You need to worry about your own situation. There is probably more behind the scene of what you saw and heard and unless you know the entire story...
Get a lawyer - and stop making any admissions on a public website. Talk to your lawyer - that is confidential and your lawyer will be able to best...
As Mr. Young indicates - there are other ramifications here and that is what should be considered. Yes he can get in trouble - you are still a...
What you need is a lawyer - no one here can tell you what will happen. It could happen but you need to work with your attorney about all the facts.
I would advise against writing to the judge. You must have an attorney - and that is the person you should communicate with and consult.
What you need to do, from the what you have written here is to retain an attorney and have a confidential conversation with that person concerning...
Speak with your attorney about what has happened.