Legal Question in Criminal Law in Illinois
About appearing in court as a defendant.
My question comes from a charge I received. I have to appear in court about an incident that happened to me out of random one day while walking down the street. A woman said to the police that I, out of a crowd of people because it was the 4th of July, kicked her baby. In fact, the woman actually became aggressive with me and harrassed me. I just did not have a cell phone to do anything about it that day. Is there anything that could seriously happen to me from this charge?
Asked on 7/28/08, 2:41 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Jeremy Richey
Jeremy Richey, Attorney at Law
Re: About appearing in court as a defendant.
Yes, you could be facing some serious consequences. Contact an attorney if you can afford one. If not, request the public defender at your first court appearance.
Answered on 7/28/08, 5:37 pm
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