Is there anyway I can get this BENCH WARRANT off me
As my colleague writes - you get a bench warrant for failure to appear in court. Warrants do not go away - and you need to hire an attorney to...
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As my colleague writes - you get a bench warrant for failure to appear in court. Warrants do not go away - and you need to hire an attorney to...
No is my answer. You should hire an attorney to represent you. Crimes of theft are considered crimes of moral turpitude and you do not want a...
First offense helps - but if he has a lawyer - that is who he should be talking to. Do not post details of the matter here on line.
I assume you have an attorney and should speak with them. You cannot be forced to take lie detector test - you can volunteer to take one - but...
Both Mr. Parnell and Mr. Haber give you very sound advice. I am not a FL attorney but my advice would be right in line with theirs. Good luck !!!
I agree with my colleagues in CA - sounds like a split sentence was imposed ( part jail - part supervision) - He will have a PO and requirements...
I am not a DE attorney but in 30 years of practice - when someone absconds from probation - you can expect a warrant to be issued - and if you...
Sounds like you are representing yourself - yes? The prosecution can decide to drop charges at any time but they are in the business of...
I am not a KY attorney - but in most states - warrants do not go away - they remain until they are answered - cleared up. In fact if you encounter...
You can, as the victim, makes your wishes known to the DA's office/prosecutor in charge of the case - but the State decides whether to prosecute or...