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My crystal ball is in the shop right now. But, may I make a suggestion? How about offering the judge a 100 bucks not to say that in court? If you do, I'm willing to bet, he won't say it. He may instead say that you're there for trying to bribe a judge but, hey, that's not the same as theft, is it?
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Well, the way it works is that you are Charged ... When you go to court; IF you are found GUILTY ..it WILL be announced to the entire courtroom .... so everyone will know . It will also be published in your local newspaper under "Court News" etc ....
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During you first appearance you will be advised of your charges(Larceny)non descriptive.What the max punishment of the crime carries.Your right to be defended by hiring your own Lawyer, or if permitted have the court appoint you a lawyer.About trial is when the court will be talking about the theft.Please go contact a Lawyer of have one appointed.Good Luck! The Judge
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Only the judge knows for a fact. Of course, your arrest and the charges are public record, so anyone can get the info. If you are merely talking about the arraignment, you can waive reading of the charges, which would effectively ensure the judge does not state what you stole.
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first court appearance , NO...but pretty sure it will be made public knowledge on the second...its a criminal act..u lost ur privcy 'rights'...:)
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