Legal Question in Criminal Law in North Carolina
My teenage grandson has been convicted of 3 felony counts of breaking and entering vehicles and theft of a vehicle. The judge gave him 5yrs probation and 7500.00 restitution. This was done thru a court appointed atty , who refused to speak with his parents about the charges. He was seventeen at the time. he was brought before a judge last week and pleaded guilty of all counts. At the lunch break my grandson was told if he had a large amount of money the charges could have been reduced. Is it too late to re-open the case and hire another attorney to represent him?
Asked on 6/17/12, 10:56 am
2 Answer from Attorneys
Clarke Dummit
Dummit Fradin (Winston-Salem Office)
It may not be too to late to file a motion for relief. Talk to a good criminal defense attorney in the county where he was charged.
Answered on 6/18/12, 6:28 am
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