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dazzlinsmile
My question involves criminal law for the state of: Mississippi
Well on December 17, 2012 I was the victim of domestic violence. The ex boyfriend was in my car at the time of the attack and he would not get out. I filed a police report on him. Well the court notified him who I was and over a month later he filed charges on me. I never even touched him. I hired an attorney because I had proof that I was innocent. I called 911 that night and I have texts that I sent his mom trying to get him out of my car. I have emails that he sent me after the indecent admitting to what he did and threatening me. My attorney that I paid over $4000 dollars lied to me and said that he had subpoenaed that 911 call. This is clear retaliation on his part and I feel victimized by the law as well. The case was in out of court for over a year. I gave my attorney all of my evidence and he obviously did not submit anything to the prosecutor. So last week we were both ordered to go to anger management classes and everything would be remanded to the file and in a year thrown out.
My question is if something is remanded to the file can I decide to get a new attorney to go back to court to prove my innocence. Obviously I was not proven innocent if I was sentenced to classes. I do not understand what any of this means. I am in school and I don't want this to follow me around. My attorney told me after the fact that we could have gone to trail. I hired him because I was clueless about the court system and I feel like I was let down.