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Now that I’ve been accused of a crime, what’s going to happen to me?

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Now that I’ve been accused of a crime, what’s going to happen to me?

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Once you have been accused of a crime, several different things may happen to you. First, if you have not already been arrested, the authorities may ask you to surrender to their custody so that you may be booked into jail for the crime you are accused of committing. Other times, no arrest may be made, and you will face the charges after a complaint has been filed against you by the District Attorney. Still, other times a warrant may issue for your arrest and the authorities will pick you up on the warrant. Whatever your circumstances may be, our experienced Criminal Defense attorney will work to see that the process goes as smoothly as possible and that you remain at liberty pending the outcome of your case.