have a warrant for arrest for 2 counts of credit card fraud. My father made the charges against me. He also gave me power of attorney. In MS state
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have a warrant for arrest for 2 counts of credit card fraud. My father made the charges against me. He also gave me power of attorney. In MS state
I made charges on credit cards with and without his permission. He is addicted to Oxycontin and also got me addicted. I am addicted to xanax also. I suffer from PTSD from being raped and am on disability for PTSD and COPD. I am very suicidal and need to seek professional help. the warrant is in Jackson county and i reside in CopiahCountyMS. The Sergeant I spoke with wants me to come to Pascagoula and turn myself in. He said he would try and get me before the judge and bond set the same day am in full cooperation Can I be committed? What happens to the charges when I’m hospitalized and in rehab
Asked on July 3, 2009 under Criminal Law, Mississippi
Answers:
B. B., Member, New Jersey Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
This sounds like a repeat post from last night. Please, if you are seriously suicidal, get yourself committed and stay safe, this must be your first priority. The criminal charges won't go anywhere, they will be put on hold until your release; wherever you are committed, they will probably have social workers on staff who can talk to the police and the court for you, I can all but guarantee you won't be their first patient with a problem like this.
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