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I am an attorney in Illinois. I know the Country Club Hills area very well. I also teach law at Northern Illinois University College of Law. I believe you need an Illinois Attorney to coordinate with Georgia, in order for the disposition to take place in Georgia, and then ask for the time to be served in Illinois. However, I have to tell you that the prosecutors in Georgia would have to have a written agreement with Illinois to serve the time in Illinois. The two states are two different jurisdictions. Normally, Georgia would have the right to ask Illinois to extradite your son to Georgia, after his time is served in Illinois. If you want to keep it in Illinois, you need an Illinois attorney to help with the coordination to have the Georgia time served in Illinois. I hope that this has been helpful. Please press Accept so that I may receive credit for my answer to you. Thank you for using Just Answer.

Expert:	C.Cunningham
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Answered:	3/11/2009

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