Does a bench warrant for failure to appear expire in Philadelphia for assault I need answers for my brother?
Bench warrants do not expire. He will have to turn himself in (preferably with an attorney) and get it lifted.
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Bench warrants do not expire. He will have to turn himself in (preferably with an attorney) and get it lifted.
Yes, the person will likely be subject to a state parole detainer until the charges are resolved. If the person is convicted, DUI carries mandatory...
Most people do not go to jail for small amounts of marijuana in Pennsylvania. There may be diversionary programs which could allow him to keep the...
You need to find out what you were charged with. If you were convicted of something punishable by more than a year in jail, you are not eligible to...
You will not typically be arrested for failing to get fingerprinted on time, but you should make arrangements with the police to do it as soon as...
If you receive new charges as a result of this incident, the DA could move to increase or revoke your bail on the previous case. Most of the time,...
Felonies cannot be expunged. You can apply for a pardon, but they are very difficult to get.
I doubt it, but you should go get the warrant taken care of. You are always risking the possibility of arrest when you have contact with the...
It depends on what the detainers are for. If he had other violations (not reporting, positive tests, etc.), then he could still have to see the...
You are unlikely to get ARD if you had a prior DUI that recently. The DUI 11 years ago, however, would not count as a prior in terms of making this...