What will happen if my fiancé goes to court on a fugitive warrant but the state of committed crime isn't there to expedite him?
The custodial state should only detain your fiancé for a limited time in which the extraditing state may come get him.
Baltimore, MD
Federal crime Lawyer at Baltimore, MD
Practice Areas: Federal Crime, Criminal Defense ... +4 more
The custodial state should only detain your fiancé for a limited time in which the extraditing state may come get him.
D.o.C. does not have to tell you for security reasons, but perhaps your boyfriend's Case Manager might. Otherwise you have to wait until your...
Drug screening as a condition of probation is not supposed to be a "gotcha." Your agent will probably recommend treatment. If you pursue treatment,...
Ask the lawyer who represented your son in New Jersey or an experienced criminal defense attorney there whether NJ law provides for expungement or...
Consider an confidential consultation with an experienced criminal defense attorney who can help you evaluate your options and make a...
Circuit Courts may handle felonies and jury trials. District Courts have limited jurisdiction. The standard of proof in all criminal cases is...
Based on what you posted, you should be eligible for expungement.
No one can predict the future or guarantee the outcome. However, charges entered nolle prosequi, stet, and probation before judgment may be...
The State may seek enhanced penalties for subsequent offenders, but you might have defenses or mitigation. Consider seeking a confidential...
Unless the Court grants a motion to recall warrant, then you are supposed to surrender. Fortunately, you would be able to make arrangements for...