Legal Question in Criminal Law in New York
I went to court to obtain a disposition for a background check from an employer. I was told that the very same case which I sought to receive a disposition was still opened and there was a warrant for my arrest for an incident which occured in 1991. I appeared before the judge wihtin an hour and was told that bail has been waived and I must reappear in three days. What should I expect at that time? Would it be wise to go to court pro se?
2 Answers from Attorneys
It is never wise to answer a criminal charge without the representation of an experienced criminal defense attorney. Your rights and future are at stake. You may contact my office @7188340087 for a consultation.
A case that old will probably be dismissed. Do not plea bargain. If it is not dismissed at the next next appearance, then retain a lawyer.
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