Can they remand me in court if my codefendant doesn't show up for court?
You may be remanded based on the charges against you not so much on whether your co-defendant shows up.
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You may be remanded based on the charges against you not so much on whether your co-defendant shows up.
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Discuss the terms and conditions of your release with your attorney. The worst thing to do is to assume and not ask, so ask your attorney.
Seems there is a disconnect, hire an attorney.
If he is being charged, prosecutor feels like they have a case against him and likely he won't have a small bail amount. Speak to an attorney asap.
You are correct to fear. You can hire an attorney to appear for you or run the risk of being arrested when you go. The warrant should be cleared...