QUESTION
What does waived for court mean on docket sheet of closed case?
Asked on May 05th, 2021 on Criminal Law - Pennsylvania
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In 2014 I was charged the max for my crime (sentenced to drug court) and got two felonies and a misdemeanor. In 2016 I was revocated and resentenced but unsure what I was charged with (got time served). On my docket sheet the two felonies say withdrawn and the misdemeanor says waived for court. Does this mean I wasn't charged for them? Shouldn't there be new charges from the revocation somewhere? I'm just confused, wading through the mistakes of my 20's, and trying to see if I can pass a background check for a firearm. Thanks for any help!
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Waioved for court means it was passed up from the district justicelevel to the court of common pleas. you meed ot serch your docket at the common olease court level in the county where you reside.
Answered on May 31st, 2021 at 1:21 PM