Ah, thanks for the post. I do have a prior conviction, a felony 5th degree controlled substance conviction from twenty-one years ago. I had that conviction expunged two years ago but that does not matter as far as any future court proceedings are concerned; they would know about the expunged...
Oh? Thank you. I didn't know, or would not have thought that it was common for victims to recant. As for the attorney - if I had the money, I would have one at this point. If charged, I will be limited to a public defender.
I am in Minnesota.
I am the subject of an investigation for criminal sexual conduct. Sparing more detail, I will say this: too much alcohol + both passed out in the same bed + my hand ended up in a location that it should not have been, unbeknownst to me.
The sole complainant has...
The affidavit will be signed by the complainant in an open criminal investigation. The purpose of the affidavit is to recant and request that the investigation be closed. The affidavit will be given to the investigator and the County Attorney in the County where the investigation is open.
When drafting an affidavit, in the header as:
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF ___________
Do we insert the County where the affiant resides and will have it notarized or do we insert the County that the affidavit will be going to?
Thank you for your help!