my attorney withdrawed from my case the same day they the court filed a pre trial con. date.and i never recieved any court paper of that date.arrived

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my attorney withdrawed from my case the same day they the court filed a pre trial con. date.and i never recieved any court paper of that date.arrived

at my trial date the balif come up to me i told him my name he said something was up with my case took me to the clerk she told him i had a warent for f.t.a.on pre trial balif took me in hall i told him what happened he told me to go get att. to see if he could help me on this been2 years since that happened it has been since jan 02 when i was charged for manif this was not my house & i was not their while they was their a guy pulled in drive had a lab in his truck charged me with everything he had even poss of mari.are they any thing i can file to get this droped it has been 7 plus yrs.

Asked on April 28, 2009 under Criminal Law, Indiana

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MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney

Answered 14 years ago | Contributor

Okay, you cannot go at this alone.  It sounds as if either you have no idea what is going or you simply didn't care at the time to be responsible for your case even if you have a lawyer.

Contact legal aid if you cannot afford an attorney.  There are plenty in Indiana.  If you prefer to at least consult with a private criminal defense attorney, try www.attorneypages.com. You need a lawyer to sort out this mess and the longer you wait the worse it will be for you.


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