Legal Question in Criminal Law in Massachusetts

: skipped bail but whant to trun myself in now

There are 2 forms of leniency, at bail and at trial. You are going to have problems with both. It would be better to turn yourself in the presence of your attorney.

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Re: skipped bail but whant to trun myself in now

Turning yourself in with an attorney you have already retained is far better than not doing so. It sends the message that you are now accepting responsibility, treating the matter seriously and showing respect for the court and the process. These things can only work to your benefit during bail and sentencing arguments, and can't do you any harm (so long as you understand the consequences of doing so).

Are the charges state/federal, both?

Stepping up now is the first step toward dealing with this and putting it behind you. Feel free to contact me for help through this.

Re: skipped bail but whant to trun myself in now

You could face an additional charge and time for skipping bail, but it is not likely. However, you've already forfeited your earlier bail and will likely have to post a greater sum to be released the second time. However, as the earlier answer you received states, if you appear with a retained attorney the judge is likely to see that you are serious about facing your charges.

There are many ways to beat a gun case but you need to make sure that your attorney is not only an experienced attorney, but an experienced attorney with many prior gun cases. Feel free to contact me.