I miss my court for last year and I was in Jail for 4 days and went court and was release on a SOB what is the outcome ?
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I miss my court for last year and I was in Jail for 4 days and went court and was release on a SOB what is the outcome ?
I was charge with 1st degree Forgery and was arrested and I went Pre-trail and the Judge set a $2000 Bond and I had to pay $200 but didn’t have the money and serve the time 17 to 20 Days in Jail at Bellwood Facility.Can anyone give me Advice to what is the best way to fight this or hire a Attorney that can take this case here in Atlanta Georgia my fund is gone I lost everything and now staying in a with someone; Help me before my next Court Date 04/08/2009.
Asked on April 12, 2009 under Criminal Law, Georgia
Answers:
MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 15 years ago | Contributor
You may be entitled to a public defender (contact the public defender's office in your county). Also try legal aid. Not sure if legal aid takes such cases.
1. http://www.gpdsc.com/cpdsystem-office_locations.htm
2. http://www.atlantalegalaid.org/
3. Try attorneypages.com (maybe they can offer a free/low cost legal consultation for you).
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