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If new evidence was found to support the bringing of the charge of 2nd Degree Assault, then the Prosecutor's office may present that evidence and proceed with the charges.
Charges are filed by the state through the prosecutor. The only way the entity that filed charges is not in court is if the prosecutor does not show up (which does not happen).
Although a prosecutor files charges, they can only file charges if they have evidence to support the child. Evidence gathering is often ongoing. Perhaps the only evidence the prosecutor had was a witness that would not show up, but later found better evidence (like a videotape) that supports a harsher charge.
If you do not have an attorney, you definetely need one.
Sounds like maybe the District Attorney is playing havoc with your charges and cannot find a prosecutor to appear in court, against you.
Again, find yourself an attorney.
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