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Daniel, Expert
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Plead not guilty? The matter will then go to hearing at court at a later stage where you need to put your case forward.
This means the Magistrate will need to make a ruling after you give evidence in court, along with the alleged victim.
If you are found guilty, you will likely be convicted. If you are found not guilty, you win and the matter is resolved.
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Daniel, Expert
You need to explain the situation.
Further, a common assault charge does not need you to lay a hand, it is only for an action you caused which may cause a reasonable person to fear for their safety.
Perhaps engage a lawyer, have them negotiate and see if the police with withdraw the assault charge if you plead guilty to the obstruction charge.
Daniel, Expert
Criminal conviction. Fine. No jail time I would suggest
Daniel, Expert
Quite serious.
You should get a lawyer to represent you regardless.
Daniel, Expert
Call the station where he is and discuss.
Daniel, Expert
read the above. No
Daniel, Expert
The court will deal with them at the same time.
Daniel, Expert
yes
Daniel, Expert
Consent Orders are for family law matters.
If you contest the matters, meaning plead not guilty, it goes to hearing. A judge will consider the evidence and make a decision.