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Bf got a FV misdemeanor charge now has to go before judge for revocation hearing I was subpoenaed by P.O. I didn’t sign for anything to go to that. I was the one called the the police. I’ve been saying I don’t want to continue with the charges etc. is there anything I can say now before we enter the courtroom so I won’t have to go in?
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Well, FV is serious, and can be complicated. Two Misdemeanor FV's will turn into felony. The State obviously has picked up the case, which means your input about whether or not to press charges means nothing. The State or prosecutor is handling all decisions. Although they may treat you friendly, their job as they see it is to prosecute the offender. If the subpoena is valid, you are obligated to testify. You may want your own attorney if you are uncomfortable with what is going on.
Answered on Aug 15th, 2018 at 10:19 AM