u/nightshade3570

Felony arson and misdemeanor reckless burning
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Felony arson and misdemeanor reckless burning

A friend of a friend of a friend was arrested on felony arson and misdemeanor reckless burning charges a few years ago.

The arrest was in the news, but nothing came out in the news on how it ended. I know he was walking around free a few years later.

How do you think a case like this usually ends? In terms of what he gets convicted of or pleads down to?

The news article said he started a fire in a frat house

u/nightshade3570 — 3 days ago
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What happens on your court date?

What specifically happened on your heading date at court?

Is there actually a trial or does your lawyer and the prosecutor just make a deal?

Is any evidence presented?

Like what happens from the moment you reach the courthouse to the very end.

I already spent a couple days in jail before getting a lawyer and my lawyer and I appeared before the judge for a bond hearing.

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u/nightshade3570 — 4 days ago