common assault and breach of non-mole

[nicola74]

the cps have taken my husband to court over an assault on me back in june this year and for breaching his non-molestation order, which has been is place since april this year. The assault was minor and he was charged with common assault. He is currently on remand due to breach of the non-mole and waiting trial in December, which he has pleaded not guilty. I have decided that I would like to give our relationship another chance as I am pregnant and believe with help from professional counciling, we could rebuild our short lived marriage and make it good, this is also what he wnats too. I do not wish to go to court as a witness for the cps. I have written a letter to the cps stating my reasons for withdrawing my statements as evidence. I am asking you if there is anything else I need to do? will the cps contact me etc and ask for a withdrawal statement etc? and what would be the likely to happen to my husband after they have received this letter? would they still keep him on remand and wait for the trial etc?

[sara3]

he sounds like he'll be a top role model for your child.

the CPS will probably proceed with the prosecution, regardless.