A da offered me a plea bargain after he was found to have contact with a witness after the judge had ordered a no contact order. (I do not know the legal terms). It I did not take the offer, I was told he would call for a mistrial and start the whole process again. If the tables where turned, would I have the same rights? Something seems wrong to me.
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DA's are not usually the subject of no contact orders, so something very strange indeed was happening in your case if the DA was ordered not to contact a witness. Either way, you obviously need experienced legal representation if you want this to end well for you, so quit posing online, and work instead on finding a lawyer to take your case.
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