How can I resolve a misdemeanor failure to appear warrant and a misdemeanor revocation warrant without doing jail time?
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How can I resolve a misdemeanor failure to appear warrant and a misdemeanor revocation warrant without doing jail time?
Both cases are from 9 years ago. Also, I moved out of the state and have nio been in any trouble.
Asked on March 19, 2013 under Criminal Law, Ohio
Answers:
Benjamin Partee / Partee Law, Benjamin Partee Attorney
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
You should hire a defense attorney. An attorney will be able to make appropriate arrangements for your court appearance. Many courts will allow you to turn yourself in early in the morning, so that you can be arraigned on the same day and post bond at that point.
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