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In this courtroom proceeding, the case of The People versus Eric Smith takes a serious turn after the defendant fails to appear in person as required. Defense counsel explains that Mr. Smith was notified earlier in the day and claimed he would be able to attend by 12:30 p.m. due to transportation issues and a leg injury. According to counsel, Smith’s mother typically provides transportation, and the defendant had previously appeared in person under similar circumstances.

However, the hearing quickly escalates when the court learns of troubling new allegations. The defendant reportedly had an active warrant related to a separate domestic violence incident occurring the same morning. Prosecutors state that Smith was allegedly found at the victim’s residence—despite being prohibited from contact—where he damaged property and physically assaulted the victim. These events reportedly took place after Smith’s arraignment in the current case.

Defense counsel insists that the allegations were only recently discovered and argues that Smith was not arrested at the scene. They maintain that with proper notice and time, Smith could have appeared in court. Despite these explanations, the judge expresses serious concern over the pattern of behavior, the failure to appear, and the severity of the allegations.

Ultimately, the court orders an immediate warrant for Smith’s arrest due to his failure to appear. The judge specifies that the warrant will carry no bond, emphasizing the seriousness of the situation and the need to ensure compliance with court orders moving forward.

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