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The police addressed me with a warrant for theft by check, I was told to turn myself in, do I have to?

Cynthia Russell Henley
Answered by attorney Cynthia Russell Henley (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Cynthia Henley
Your choices are to post a cash bond for the full amount of the bond and get it back after the case is over, post a bond through a bondsman paying a percentage that you won't get back, or go to jail. You will also have to hire a lawyer. You might be able to work out the case for a dismissal upon full restitution.
Your choices are to post a cash bond for the full amount of the bond and get it back after the case is over, post a bond through a bondsman paying a percentage that you won't get back, or go to jail. You will also have to hire a lawyer. You might be able to work out the case for a dismissal upon full restitution.
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I shoplifted a $60 item. I have no prior charges. Do i stand a good chance of avoiding jail?

Kenneth G. Wincorn
Answered by attorney Kenneth G. Wincorn
Criminal Law lawyer at Law Offices of Kenneth G. Wincorn & Associates, P.C.
You certainly should be able to avoid jail. Depending on where the case is pending, there may be several options available. In Dallas your lawyer will probably suggest a Memo agreement. Pretrial diversion is another option in other jurisdictions. A reduction to a Class C misdemeanor with deferred probation is another. Have your lawyer explain what these options mean and how they effect you. There is no reason why, with some planning, you need to have a record for this offense.
You certainly should be able to avoid jail. Depending on where the case is pending, there may be several options available. In Dallas your lawyer will probably suggest a Memo agreement. Pretrial diversion is another option in other jurisdictions. A reduction to a Class C misdemeanor with deferred probation is another. Have your lawyer explain what these options mean and how they effect you. There is no reason why, with some planning, you need to have a record for this offense.
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How can I help a family member who has been charged with a crime?

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Answered by attorney Stephen Lewis Freeborn (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Freeborn Law Offices P.S.
If your Dad has an attorney, which I assume he does, then my advice is for you to work with your dad's attorney. Your failure to do so, could jeopardize your father's case, because you may say or do something that is inappropriate.
If your Dad has an attorney, which I assume he does, then my advice is for you to work with your dad's attorney. Your failure to do so, could jeopardize your father's case, because you may say or do something that is inappropriate.
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