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Is there a law out there for 2nd degree agree assault were wife can drop charges on husband if it the first affense?
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∙ 11y ago
no one u press charges they are final the person who u pressed charges on will have to answer to those charges.
you might be able to drop them afterwards depending on what the judge chooses to do.
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Can an American enter Canada on parole for misdemeanour crime was 5th degree assault?
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