What should I do? Will I go to juvy? Will I have to pay for the court appointed attorney?
At your arraignment, tell the court you don't have an attorney. The public defender will be appointed for you.
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At your arraignment, tell the court you don't have an attorney. The public defender will be appointed for you.
You need to ask this question to your attorney or get a new one if you are no longer represented.
Your post is confusing. Firstly, you could not have been on both probation and parole - only one or the other. Secondly AB109 has nothing to do...
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I presume this happened in Arizona? If so, you must consult an Arizona attorney for the answer to this question. It's likely an attorney can...
Ignore the letter. Do not pay the $250. A law firm has no authority to require you to pay money (unless, of course, you hired them). To collect,...
Contact your attorney immediately and ask him this question. Do not leave the state without getting his advice.
If charges were dropped, you have no criminal conviction. The statute of limitations on most misdemeanors is 1 year and on most felonies, 3 years....
This is a federal criminal statute. You need a criminal attorney licensed to practice in the federal court in the district where the case is...
I agree with my colleagues. Without knowing what the charges were, it is impossible to answer your question.