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Likely charges to appear in juve court. You could get detention, fines, costs, probation and or community service.
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Likely charges to appear in juve court. You could get detention, fines, costs, probation and or community service.
They can test you if it is part of a diversion plan. Particularly if they have a belief that you will be positive. But a diversion is better...
Unless you went to the hospital or doctor for your injuries, you will be unable to file suit in Ohio.
Need an atty NOW. They could then help you cooperate with law enforcement and clear this up.
Not unusual for six months to a year to go by before the indictment is filed. Not much you can do yet.
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Tests are not 100%. Plus...how were you harmed to sue?
You have to testify in the same room as the accused but the other person won't be in there at the same time, likely.
You definitely need an attorney. For one, some judges always put people in jail for instrument charges. And that is pretty rough. Second,...
Any criminal charges that are sealed are removed from public records. Traffic offenses cannot be sealed though. Sealing takes a few weeks to go...