In the event that favorable plea negotiations take place and the prosecutor is willing to reduce the charges against you, you may be able to enter a "plea in absentia" to a misdemeanor offense.
Plea in absentia means that your attorney can enter the plea on your behalf after you sign a plea form. The plea in absentia is particularly beneficial if the prosecutor is reducing the charges, allowing you a withhold of adjudication to avoid a conviction, and not requiring any probation. Different judges have different requirements for the plea in absentia form.
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