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Its been 2 mons. no court date yet!

It has been two months since I went to jail and have not gotten a court date or gotten mailed anything! I am only 17 but they already charged me as an adult. Im worried about missing my court date because they have not mailed anything to my moms house. What should I do? Sometimes things "slip though the cracks" (my aunt) and they forget about a case like mine because my EX step mom did something bad when she drove drunk and I couldnt stop her from picking on me and making my younger brother go in the car with her so I hit her. Family Battery Violience (even though my dad and her have been divorced 2 years now)

 

So did they drop it without notifying me? Or how do I find out my court date? Could I go back to jail because honestly I really do not ever want to go back there. Help! Anyway Im worried about my court date because I want this over with before I graduate next year or before I turn 18! What can I do?


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i would call your local court house and ask them, but sometimes it takes some time lol they r slow, but it also depends on the charges but id just give them a call and check up on it

Posted 2008-06-03T08:48:47Z
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Why don't you go to the courthouse with your case number and ask them when the next hearing will be?
Posted 2008-06-17T03:42:05Z
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See if there is a legal aid society that can help you. Also, make sure you call the right people at the courthouse. Try to follow up with the court where you were officially charged. Be sure you tell the court your circumstances. If you must, keep a diary or journal of what happened, the court you were taken to, who you talked to. This way you can feel like you are doing something about it. I'm so sorry you had to go through this, but remember that it makes you stronger in the end. Good Luck
Posted 2008-09-24T00:05:04Z
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Uh, when you were released from jail, they gave you some papers, your court date is on one of those papers.
Posted 2009-07-10T21:15:42Z
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call an information hot line to figure out ur court date and paper works...u can get a number from any hot line i live in newyork i just dail 411 and they transfer me different departments in what ur concernin bout. But the honest way to live and do the irte thing becuze u never no everything cum out good and u will get good karam. Good Luck
Posted 2009-08-06T03:49:36Z
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