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Second court date missed need an attorney for myself and my brother who has a missed court date as well
answered on Mar 11, 2018
Contact an attorney first thing in the morning! He or she may be able to get this matter recalendared prior to the warrant being served on you. Considering it’s a traffic matter, it may be a case that can be handled with a waiver of your Appearance.
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Tommy Kellis
I recently got a copy of a police report dated back in 2009, but it states that a "warrant would be issued." I dont know why the police wrote that on there! In 2009, I called the police for domestic violence and they claimed that I lied when I didn't. They took me to the police... View More 
answered on Mar 8, 2018
Contact an attorney from that county so he/she can look into the case and help you with it.
answered on Mar 8, 2018
You cannot represent someone else in court without being licensed to practice law.
answered on Mar 8, 2018
Simply ask. As long as you are being held or were held in jail pretrial for that particular case, then the judge can apply pretrial confinement towards any active sentence you receive. By default you get your credit towards any active portion of a sentence. It can be applied towards a split... View More
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