what is the standard sentancing range for a first time offender. This was the first kind of trouble ever. It seems that some people say they over heard a conversation about a robbery ,then that night a robbery happend so they asumed it was me and some friends.If anyone might know what the standard range is or if they might offer a defered on this since its the first time ever being in trouble I would be thankful.
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Shoplifting, Larceny, Robbery, Theft 1st degree robbery
- Thread Starter jhumb
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I'm not sure about sentencing. But what will happen is you will have your arraignment which is where you plead guilty or not guilty, and if you need a public defender, that is the time to ask for one.
You need to have a lawyer for this. After this point, find out what evidence they have, and you can go from there. (Actually, your lawyer will look for this info.) If the only thing they have against you is the conversation earlier, then the chances of you even being convicted are slim. In fact, if that's all they have, then the judge may even decide to drop the charges.
But assuming the worst, if it did go to trial and you are found guilty, then it's really up to your lawyer as far as what will end up happening, because he/she will be able to plead that part of it for you to the judge.
So the question is this - did you actually commit the robbery or not? (You don't have to answer that openly here - just to yourself). If not, then you should be OK. If yes, then get to be good friends with your lawyer.
You need to have a lawyer for this. After this point, find out what evidence they have, and you can go from there. (Actually, your lawyer will look for this info.) If the only thing they have against you is the conversation earlier, then the chances of you even being convicted are slim. In fact, if that's all they have, then the judge may even decide to drop the charges.
But assuming the worst, if it did go to trial and you are found guilty, then it's really up to your lawyer as far as what will end up happening, because he/she will be able to plead that part of it for you to the judge.
So the question is this - did you actually commit the robbery or not? (You don't have to answer that openly here - just to yourself). If not, then you should be OK. If yes, then get to be good friends with your lawyer.
jharris352
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Call your PD's Supervisor and complain.
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