If the victim of a CDV charge in the state of South Carolina does not attend the court date, will the charges be dropped?
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Read More Answered By: Robert Johnston |
It depends on what evidence is available to the prosecution. Often the only evidence available is the victim's testimony. Other times there is other witnesses. So it all depends.
If you would like to tell me more about the case I'm happy advising you on what I think would happen.
Robert Johnston Email: LawyerSC@aol.com 843-828-1137 |
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