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Your son took a plea for a felony because his girlfriend lied to the prosecutor she feels bad and has wrote the judge can case be thrown out or what happens?
Hollow123
You need the advice of a good criminal attorney. The consequences of everyone's actions has opened the door to (possibly) lots of charges against everyone involved. The girlfriend must admit guilt for the offense opening her up to prosecution. Your son could face charges of obstructing justice and lying to the police. If anyone else knew of this arrangement they, too, might become involved because of conspiracy.
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