How much time will my son get for a 3455(A) charge.?
The judge at the revocation hearing will tell him how much time he gets.
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The judge at the revocation hearing will tell him how much time he gets.
Thanks for sharing. You haven't asked a question, but you should be talking to your lawyer about this instead of complaining on the internet.
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