Accused of Molesting a Teenage Girl

[jk]

while seeing if the theory of charges dropping after one drops, is accurate.

there is no reason to believe any more charges would be dropped, at least based on what you have provided. The further into the process any given charge is prosecuted, the less chance of it being dropped. Charges are often filed based on somewhat sketchy information. As the prosecutor's investigation goes on, sometimes there is not enough evidence found to allow the prosecutor to believe they have a winning case on a charge. They drop it at that point but be aware; unless the charge is dismissed with prejudice, it can always be refiled if evidence comes forth to support the charge.

[Who'sThatGuy]

Up to any given person what they want to believe. I don't expect everyone to believe me. My goal isn't to convince people here, that's saved for trial and for my lawyer to do at trial, more than I am to answer the questions that were asked of me, based on what I stated at first, while seeing if the theory of charges dropping after one drops, is accurate.

Its not accurate.

The prosecution may not have had enough evidence to get a conviction in the charge they dropped, so to save themselves time and the taxpayer money, they dropped that charge.

For the charge/charges still pending, they may have enough evidence to convict you. That is why they aren't dropping that charge. They may come to a conclusion one day down the road and decide that the evidence they have against you isn't enough and offer a plea bargain or drop the charges all together. But don't keep your fingers crossed.

[GameMaster78]

Yeah, just taking everything one day at a time. Was just curious about the theory, really. The last two posts here answered the question about the theory really well. Thanks.