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If you have a felony warrant for theft in Missouri, consult a lawyer immediately. Do not ignore the warrant. Consider turning yourself in with legal representation. Public defenders provide free legal help for those who cant afford private attorneys. Contact Legal Aid of Western Missouri for assistance.Full Conversation
I have a felony warrant for theft in Missouri and I am not sure what to do
Hello Michael, here's some general advice:
*. Consult a lawyer immediately.
*. Do not ignore the warrant.
*. Consider turning yourself in with legal representation.
Remember, this is only general advice. Your specific case may require different actions.
I'm going to turn myself in today but I need some advice
That's a brave decision, Michael. Here's what you can do:
*. Contact a lawyer to accompany you.
*. Bring your ID and any relevant documents.
*. Be prepared to remain silent until your lawyer is present.
Remember, this is general advice.
I can't get a pro bono attorney to talk to me about anything and I am worried
Hello Michael, you might want to try reaching out to Missouri's local legal aid organizations or bar association for legal advice. They often have resources for those who can't afford a lawyer.
I was told that public defender is pro bono and they are at the court house
That's correct, Michael. Public defenders are lawyers who work for the government, they provide free legal representation for individuals who can't afford private attorneys. You can request for a public defender at your first court appearance.
I need to talk to someone before I turn myself in I thought
Michael, it's understandable that you're concerned. Legal Aid of Western Missouri might be able to help. They provide free legal services to people who cannot afford a lawyer. Would you like their contact information?
Yes please
Legal Aid of Western Missouri
Phone:(*) *-*
Address: * Blue Parkway, Suite *, Kansas City, MO *
Website: www.lawmo.org 
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