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I was arrested for getting in a fight w my daughter. It's a misdominor domestic battery. The police omitted in their report that my daughter admitted
Asked on Oct 07th, 2017 on Criminal Law - Indiana
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To pushing me and choking me first. I was only defending myself. The state got involved and are charging me w misdominor domestic battery. They are offering pretrial diversion but i have a problem admitting guilt when i was just defending myself. I feel like my hands are tied to take this plea. Can you give me any advice how to proceed and if i do accept the plea will it be on my permenant record?
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Normally pre-trial diversion does not include a plea of guilty. Pre-trial diversion normally is no finding of guilt with a time period to meet conditions of the agreement, which are normally just a payment and no furhter arrests. If those conditions are met the charges are dismissed. I would suggest speaking with an attorney if those are not the terms.
Answered on Nov 01st, 2017 at 7:29 AM