My question involves criminal law for the state of:
A friend of mine was arrested for Aggravated Robbery (with a deadly weapon, firearm.)
A little information:
He broke into a house while the family was home and attempted to rob them
No property was actually taken because he bailed at the last second
None of the family was harmed however he did present a weapon
The family did see his face as he was not wearing a mask
There were other witnesses (neighbors) who saw him trying to get away
We was pulled over not far from the house and arrested
Co defendant took a plea agreement and MAY have to testify against him
He has some priors so he probably won’t be testifying on his own behalf
Court appointed attorney
Has been indicted and is awaiting trial
That being said, my question is what is the likelihood of him being found not guilty at trial?
A friend of mine was arrested for Aggravated Robbery (with a deadly weapon, firearm.)
A little information:
He broke into a house while the family was home and attempted to rob them
No property was actually taken because he bailed at the last second
None of the family was harmed however he did present a weapon
The family did see his face as he was not wearing a mask
There were other witnesses (neighbors) who saw him trying to get away
We was pulled over not far from the house and arrested
Co defendant took a plea agreement and MAY have to testify against him
He has some priors so he probably won’t be testifying on his own behalf
Court appointed attorney
Has been indicted and is awaiting trial
That being said, my question is what is the likelihood of him being found not guilty at trial?
Robbery: Likelihood of Being Found Not Guilty for a Crime You Did Commit
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