Re: Conflicts With Attorney After Missing Court, Not Fulfilling Pretrial Diversion

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Another Demise
I read it, it was read to me. It disputes her. Now what? Idk if she misread it or what, not my fault, so now what do i do? If you think i speak the same way in court that i do out of it you are an imbecile.
I have not angered anybody. My lawyer wasn't being snippy the last time i talked to her, the judge hasn't yelled at me at all anymore, and plaintiff is angry at the court for not dropping it, is angry i have to wake up early to go to it, is angry she had to wake up early to go to it, is angry i gave money to probation and the court and not her directly, is angry a few gallons of gas are spent to go see them up the road. No one outside of the court is angry I went or angry at my charges, my previous lawyer was never angry, the arresting officers weren't even angry. Are you angry JK? Are you angry at me for being angry with the other poster or something? That would be crazy for YOU to be angry at me for being angry at someone else.
am I angry? Not a chance. I simply stated my opinion.
btw: in a criminal case, the state is the plaintiff. Your mother is a witness and as such, has no control whether the state chooses to go forward with the prosecution of a criminal case or not.
If you think i speak the same way in court that i do out of it you are an imbecile.
claim what you want but a person's underlying persona and attitude always shine through.
I read it, it was read to me. It disputes her. Now what? Idk if she misread it or what, not my fault, so now what do i do?
you read it or it was read to you? If you read the official report as entered into evidence to the court and it did not mandate or recommend any additional treatment, depending on what happened because of it would determine what you can do. You have proof it is not a correct action. Defend the claim with proof when it is needed.
the problem with your post here is; it is impossible to tell where in any process or prosecution you are. You claim you refused to make any deal yet you claim there is a dismissal deal which is obviously some sort of deal made with the prosecutor or court. I don't know if you want to go to trial or continue with your deal or anything in between.
I am not an attorney and any advice is not to be construed as legal advice. You might even want to ignore my advice. Actually, there are plenty of real attorneys that you might want to ignore as well.
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