Legal Process After Charges

Summary

The death of the alleged victim does not automatically dismiss charges, as the state prosecutes the case. Evidence like police reports or witnesses can still support the case. Text messages may aid your defense. Your attorney can file motions to lift detainers, request new court dates, and seek bond reduction. The success of these motions depends on case specifics. Consult a local criminal defense attorney for personalized advice.

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Even if the alleged victim has passed away, the state can still proceed with the charges if they have other evidence, like police reports or other witnesses. Your text messages may help your defense, though. You should strongly consider consulting a local criminal defense attorney for advice on your case.
Can my attorney file a motion to get both of my detainers lifted in Livingston parish and west Baton Rouge and get me new court dates at time he files for bond reduction.
Yes, your attorney can file motions to lift detainers and request new court dates. They can also file for a bond reduction. However, the success of these motions depends on the specifics of your case, including the charges, evidence, and jurisdiction. You should discuss these options with your attorney.