I have a court date on Monday, the charges are for theft under 5g and possession under 5g. I was accepted and completed the diversion program in ns, canada but I still have to go to court and I don't know why if it was a success and I'm scared because I don't know what to expect? Does anyone know what to expect!

For them to formally dismiss the charges or explunge them ( depending on what the terms of the diversion was)

I mean what will happen to me when I show up to the court house! It says on my slip its for the intake courtroom? Will I be questioned? Will it be in a large room? Will it be just be in a small room? Will there be people? Or will I be alone? Should I have a legal aid or lawyer! I'm a first time offender and I swear on the bible ill never have any kind of run in with the law again or do bad stuff. I'm just scared.

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Originally Posted by Fr_Chuck

For them to formally dismiss the charges or explunge them ( depending on what the terms of the diversion was)

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My terms were basic, complete thr program, go to court, and they wouldn't show as a criminal record.

The size of the room ? What size was it when you went into the program, most likely the same court. Are there people ? Were there people where when it all started ?
Here where I am at, it could be in either private or public court.

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Originally Posted by Fr_Chuck

The size of the room ? what size was it when you went into the program, most likely the same court. Are there people ? were there people where when it all started ?
Here where I am at, it could be in either private or public court.

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When it happened I was caught by a security guy fr zellers. It was worth like 70 dollars. When I went into diversion it was in my town in a separate building from the court. The incident happened out of my town so I have to travel down there for my court date. The cop told me I wouldn't have to go to court but I do. I just want to know what's going to be said and what I should say. What I should expect. I'm actually really terrified.