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?I Have Received A Criminal Complaint In The Mail! What Does This Mean? What Do I Do??

By Altman & Altman

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It is a situation that we have discussed a number of times on the Boston Criminal Lawyer Blog. Yet, particularly since the initial response to getting such a care package from the government is usually panic, it is worth revisiting. First of all, the good news. What you have received and believe is a criminal complaint is probably not really a criminal complaint. ?Great! So I am not being accused of hitting my neighbor over the head with a shovel! So?can I throw the thing away?? No. The ?good news? is not quite that good. What you have probably received is a summons to go to court in connection with criminal allegations that are, indeed, being made against you. The summons is likely one of two kinds. You are being summoned to either an arraignment or a clerk magistrate?s hearing...continue to full post

Full post as published by Boston Criminal lawyer Blog on May 07, 2010 (boomark / email).

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