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What can I do if I was charged for a burglary while I was under heavy medication?

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Answered by attorney Stephen Lewis Freeborn (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Freeborn Law Offices P.S.
Interesting. Theft/burglary is an intentional act. The prosecutor needs to prove intent. You may have a defense, based upon what you have told me.
Interesting. Theft/burglary is an intentional act. The prosecutor needs to prove intent. You may have a defense, based upon what you have told me.

Do I need to get myself a defense lawyer?

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Criminal Law lawyer at M. Irene Wilson, Attorney at Law
Yes you should consult with a lawyer before answering any questions or making any written statements.  Good luck. 
Yes you should consult with a lawyer before answering any questions or making any written statements.  Good luck. 

What should I expect on trial for my 3rd Domestic assault?

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Answered by attorney Kristi Noelle Gladden (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Gladden-Flenniken & Associates, LLC
In GA, until January of 2014, the biggest roadblock you will probably face is that District Attorney will be able to introduce your prior convictions for Domestic Violence into evidence against you. In a trial, if the jury is wavering, prior convictions can sometimes push them in the wrong direction. Also, the ADA will try to make your girlfriend seem like she is changing her story to protect you, and therefore the jury shouldn't believe her testimony, if it conflicts too much with what she said that night. If you were pushing each other at the same time, technically a battery was committed by both parties because battery is any offensive touching not just hitting or punching of some sort. I once had a client charged with simple battery because she spit on someone. However, there are obviously a lot of things and facts about your case that I am not aware of, and I'm sure your attorney would not have told you that you have a good chance of beating it unless he/she wasn't convinced. Also, I'm not sure which state you are in and the rules about the ADA being able to introduce your priors into evidence may be different where you live. If so, then this will make a big difference.
In GA, until January of 2014, the biggest roadblock you will probably face is that District Attorney will be able to introduce your prior convictions for Domestic Violence into evidence against you. In a trial, if the jury is wavering, prior convictions can sometimes push them in the wrong direction. Also, the ADA will try to make your girlfriend seem like she is changing her story to protect you, and therefore the jury shouldn't believe her testimony, if it conflicts too much with what she said that night. If you were pushing each other at the same time, technically a battery was committed by both parties because battery is any offensive touching not just hitting or punching of some sort. I once had a client charged with simple battery because she spit on someone. However, there are obviously a lot of things and facts about your case that I am not aware of, and I'm sure your attorney would not have told you that you have a good chance of beating it unless he/she wasn't convinced. Also, I'm not sure which state you are in and the rules about the ADA being able to introduce your priors into evidence may be different where you live. If so, then this will make a big difference.
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