Although, you chances improve if he does not show up, you would be well advised to retain a criminal defense attorney. It is not his, but the State's case against you, although they must prove every element of grand larceny beyond a reasonable doubt. They can also demand his presence by subpoena. A criminal defense attorney knows criminal procedure, evidence, etc. You should also refrain from further posting, talking, etc. outside the presence of your attorney.
This answer neither constitutes legal advice nor creates an attorney client relationship.
Dr. Michael G. Sribnick, Esq. criminal defense attorney with offices in Charleston and Columbia, S.C.
Michael G. Sribnick, M.D., J.D., LLC
www. michaelsribnicklaw.com
Answered on Aug 28th, 2018 at 8:23 AM