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    treestars123 is offline Junior Member treestars123 is on a distinguished road
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    Being found NOT GUILTY doesn't matter

    I don't understand this, it just doesn't seem right. I was charged with "Disorderly Intoxication" and "Resist WO/Violence" First...I know I should have just pled it out and taken the slap on the hand but do to my lawyers advise...(because he saw a civil case from the battery I took from the police) I took it all the way to trial. Now I was found NOT GUILTY on charge #1, but charge #2 I was found GUILTY. Now the part I don't understand is...the judge sentenced me to 60 days suspended upon completion of the following: 20 days jail, consume no alcohol, alcohol evaluation and recommended treatment, 4 hrs anger management, 250.00 fine and 360.00 jury cost and a bunch of other charges (monies totaling 945.50 dollars) Being found NOT GUILTY on charge one didn't matter. In my eyes, I got sentenced for both. What does "resisting wo/violence" got to do with Alcohol witch I was found NOT GUILTY of? The main charge was gone but the judge still sentenced me as if I was guilty on both charges.

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    treestars123 is offline Junior Member treestars123 is on a distinguished road
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    Being found NOT GUILTY doesn't matter

    Nobody can tell me if this is legal or not?......

    If it's right or not?......

    I was hoping to get some feedback....if it's wrong, what to do about it an if it's right, to just live with it...........something!!

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