Sentences with phrase «to fight the charges in court»

We're going to fight these charges in court just like anybody else would.

McKesson is fighting the charges in court.

Grimm, who has vowed to fight the charges in court, has attempted to go about the business of being a congressman as if nothing is amiss.

He says he will fight the charges in court.

The senator has steadfastly maintained his innocence, as well as his resolve to fight the charges in court.

Senator Espada and his son deny any wrongdoing and we intend to fight the charges in court.»

According to The Baltimore Sun, several individuals have volunteered to pay the fines and have the matter be finished — but the pair plan to fight the charge in court.

If the prosecutor's offer is unreasonable or you want to fight the charges in court, I have the experience and skill to protect your rights at trial.

Depending on the circumstances of your arrest, you may want to seek a plea agreement or fight the charges in court.

If you only acted in self defense, then you need to fight these charges in court to protect yourself from the risk of ending up with a permanent criminal record for life.

He explained to me as the Crown had a video of the alleged Sexual assault, we had just two options, either fight the charges in Court and win, or get the Crown to agree to a conditional discharge.

If you believe you have been incorrectly charged with committing a moving violation, you may be able to fight the charge in court.

This may come in handy if you've recently received a traffic ticket and wish to fight the charge in court.

When you get a GA traffic ticket, you can either plead guilty or nolo contendere and pay your fine, or you can contest the ticket and fight the charges in court.

It can help you understand why you received the citation, and may even help you fight your charge in court.

Reading the code may help you understand why you received a traffic ticket and may also come in handy if you want to fight the charge in court.