If my friend has a bench warrant for missing court for driving with only a permit, what are the consequences/ fines/ bond?

I am not licensed in North Dakota, but in California, where I am licensed, the answer depends upon your friend's overall record and how long the warrant has been outstanding. I would recommend your friend speak with an experienced criminal defense attorney licensed in North Dakota and who regularly appears in the courthouse at issue.

An active warrant is not something that you can just go in and take care of. Your friend needs to at least consult with a private criminal defense attorney in the area.

It's difficult to predict the consequences without more information. Their best option right now would be to consult with a local criminal attorney for advice and to discuss his legal options. Most firms will offer a free consultation.

It all depends on what your friend's criminal record consists of and what your friend is charged with. Your friend can call me and I can explain his options. 701-226-9115.

This is either a traffic ticket or a class B misdemeanor, but you should contact an attorney to fully determine your best action. You can call 701-223-5300.