Pretrial Diversion Dismissal Process

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In West Virginia, upon successful completion of a pretrial diversion program, the prosecutor typically files a motion to dismiss the charges, which the judge usually signs off on. Generally, you do not need to appear in court for the dismissal. However, it is advisable to confirm the exact process with your attorney or the court.

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After conviction, I entered a pre trial diversion. It is set to be up on January 25th *. Do I have to be dismissed by a judge in court
Hello ****, to clarify your situation, can you please share your location as the rules for pretrial diversion can vary by jurisdiction?
West virginia
Hello ****,
In West Virginia, upon successful completion of your pretrial diversion program:
- The prosecutor typically files a motion to dismiss the charges.
- The judge usually signs off on this motion.
It's advisable to confirm the exact process with your attorney or the court.
Does this mean I have to go back to court for my dismissal
Hello ****, in West Virginia, you usually don't need to appear in court for the dismissal following a pretrial diversion. However, you should check with your attorney or contact the court to confirm.