Legal Question in Criminal Law in Indiana
Im on 2 diff. probations and caught a new criminal conversion charge once i went to court they uped it to a d felony theft and hit me with a habitual offennder charge since it was originally a criminal conversion charge would the habitual offender charge stick and also since i caught this new charge i have 3 active warrants my main question is should i get a paid lawyer or would a public deffender be alright would a paid lawyer get me less time for a habitual offender charge???
Asked on 11/03/12, 1:32 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Jay Rigdon
Rockhill Pinnick LLP
It doesn't make a difference; each is a "real lawyer". If you can afford to hire one, you should do so.
Answered on 11/06/12, 11:33 am
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