DUI probation and got arrested in another county for simple battery.
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DUI probation and got arrested in another county for simple battery.
fiance & I got into a fight.Never hit her just broke stuff in my house.She did not call cops but they came next morning and I went to work.She told cops I did not hit her and they saw the damage to house.I didnt come home or speak to her.went to parents so we both cool off(as we often do) Sherieff came and arrested me 2 days later for simple battery and criminial trespassing. I am on DUI probation in another county.Court date is June 26.She is not pressing charges but how do we fix this.Will i serve time for prob violation?
Asked on May 20, 2009 under Criminal Law, Georgia
Answers:
B. B., Member, New Jersey Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
I think you need to find an attorney to defend you, and I am absolutely certain that he will want to know a lot more about the case than what you've said here. You can find qualified lawyers in a number of places, including our website, http://attorneypages.com
Whether you violated your probation will probably depend on what happens with these charges. In many places, you are required to report any arrest to your probation officer; if that is so for you (and your paperwork should tell you), make that report right now if you haven't already done it.
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