The accused on bail promised to resolve the issue but hasn't. What to do?

Dear Inquirer,

We are pleased to serve you and address your inquiries.

- Attending the session depends on whether you are an accused or a victim.

- Attendance at sessions varies from one emirate to another.

- The judgment is issued against the accused.

If anything else is required, don’t hesitate to contact us via email at [-----] or call our offices in Dubai at [-----] or Sharjah at [-----].

Jasim Al Haddad Advocates & Legal Consultants

Dear Hamza,

Thanks for your message!

Regarding the above, we would like to inform you that:

1. Yes, you should attend the hearing and inform the judge that the problem has not been resolved.

2. You can attend the hearing in person or through a legal representative.

3. If the judgment is passed against the accused person, he may be sentenced to jail time or fined. It is unlikely that both of you will be deported unless other factors are involved in the case.

The judge will make the final decision based on the evidence presented in court.

Kindly do not hesitate to contact us at [-----] for further guidance.

Greetings,

Yes, you can. However, you need to present a memorandum in front of the judge and have your lawyer explain the situation.

We can assist you in this matter.

Please reach our senior legal consultant, Mr. Muhammad Abdullah, on WhatsApp for further details.

You should attend or appoint a qualified lawyer to attend on your behalf, which we can assist you with, in addition to facilitating a settlement if you decide to do so after reviewing your legal status and advising accordingly.

We need to review the status of your case so we can advise you.

For booking a free legal consultation, you can reach out to us through WhatsApp for assistance.

Good morning,

I understand that you are dealing with a challenging situation involving an ongoing assault case.

Here are some insights into the questions you have regarding attending court hearings, the outcome of the case, and potential consequences:

1. Attending Court Hearings:

It is generally advisable to attend court hearings as required, particularly if you have relevant information or updates to provide to the judge regarding the ongoing issues with the other party.

You have the opportunity to share your perspective and concerns with the court, which may influence the judge's decision.

If the problem is not resolved outside of court as promised, informing the judge of this during the hearing can be important.

2. Legal Representation:

It is recommended to have legal representation, such as a lawyer, to guide you through the legal proceedings and represent your interests effectively in court.

3. Legal Outcomes and Consequences:

- Judgment:

If the judgment is passed against the accused person in the assault case, the consequences can vary depending on the severity of the offense, the laws of the jurisdiction, and other factors considered by the court.

- Potential Penalties:

The penalties for assault convictions can include fines, community service, probation, or imprisonment, depending on the specifics of the case and the laws in place.

- Deportation:

In some cases, serious criminal convictions can lead to deportation from the country. However, the specific circumstances of the case, including the type and severity of the charges, would determine if such consequences apply to either party involved.

Given the complexities of the legal process and potential outcomes of the case, seeking legal advice and representation from a qualified lawyer would be crucial in navigating the legal proceedings effectively and protecting your rights.

It's important to address your concerns in court, follow legal protocols, and engage with the legal system appropriately to seek a resolution to the ongoing issues.