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robertgrist
The clerk of the court has those papers and can tell you how to gain access. Public defenders may be helpful or Lawyers hired to represent your son. The “Crime” also determines what court will hear the case. If you son is a minor, the public defenders office will be most helpful. You have rights, so go find out what they are.
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