Q: I was arrested for Domestic Violence/assualt/and recklessness for my first offense. What will my charges be?
I was arrested on December 26th for Domestic Violence/Assualt/Recklessness and had a court hearing the following morning. The judge issued me a 250 dollar bond and another court date on december 31st. I went to court and my boyfriend told the prosecutor that he wasnt threatened by me and wanted me home. The judge then ordered me to take counseling and to not threaten my boyfriend or get in trouble with the law. I have done everything that the judge has ordered me to do and now I have court on the 28th of January. What will the judge sentence me with?
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