If you donât show up for court when you are supposed to the judge will most likely note on the record that you failed to appear. He/she will order a bench warrant be issued for your arrest. In Arkansas, failure to appear in circuit court (or felony court) is a class C felony and is punishable by up to 10 years in prison and up to a $10,000 fine. The first thing you should do is hire a good lawyer. Your lawyer can contact the court and find out if you have really missed a court date.
Wrinkled skin indicates overripe fruit. Step 4 Smell the pineapple Smell the pineapple at its base. A ripe pineapple will emit a slight, pleasant pineapple aroma. If the pineapple smells of vinegar or acetone, it is beginning to rot. Step 5 Feel the pineapple Feel the pineappleâs skin. A ripe pineappleâs skin should be firm and slightly yielding. Mushy skin indicates deterioration. Step 6 Look for other indicators Avoid buying pineapples showing other signs of deterioration, such as leakage, mold, cracks, gumminess, and brown, withered leaves.
Time to Fruit. The time from initial planting to fruit set varies. Pineapples grown outside in the optimum climate can set their first fruit in as little as 16 months. Indoor plants may take 16 to 24 months, or longer, before they flower and form their first fruits. The type of planting also impacts the time to first fruit. Sucker-grown plants usually fruit earliest at around 16 months, slips may take 24 months and a crown can take up to 28 months. Ratoon fruits usually begin growing off the side shoots within a year, although they may take longer.