Do I really need to go to pre trail on an arraignments bond hearing
Yes you do need to go. If you don't, a warrant will be issued for your arrest.
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Yes you do need to go. If you don't, a warrant will be issued for your arrest.
Mr. Aarons is right about the maximum penalties, but in Las Cruces no judge is going to give you jail time or a fine for eating cake.
This is almost certainly a scam. It's illegal to pay someone not to bring charges, so do not pay them anything.
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Have you contacted the albuquerque piblic defenders office?