Yes, you can put yourself on calendar. Get to the courthouse ASAP and see the clerk.

Agree with my colleague. If you feel like you're drowning, you need a lifeguard--in this case, an experienced criminal defense attorney.

It's possible he could be released on or before the "projected release date" with a notice to appear in court on the later date.

This is not an appropriate way to discuss whatever happened here. You are not liable in any way for the attorney's trust account nor her...

Don’t stress too much. The outcome won’t be severe at all, but it would help if you hired a good local attorney to help her. Shoplifting at...

I would only "worry" about it if the case is at warrant status.

Suggest you contact the Public Defender's Office in the county where he was convicted.

Be sure to contact the Probation Department in Indiana to explain what happened with your ID.

Liable? Absolutely not, unless there’s far more to the story.

You won't be able to review the discovery until the DA files charges and you complete the arraignment process.