Can you do a motion to dismiss after a year on probation
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Ouch! You can always ask. You can bet on the prosecutor objecting and the judge giving you a tough time. It looks unlikely that your request would...
Good question! I have never heard of an"Administrative Nolle Prosequi." The bench warrant has been recalled and the case for appears to have been...
The Statute of limitations for a misdemeanor Assault (second degree misd.) is 1 year and for misdemeanor battery (first degree misd.) is 2 years....
There is no "30 day rule." There are staute of limitations time limits fo crimes. They depend on the charge, but they are longer than 30 days.
It would be up the the State Attorney's Office as to what you would be initially charged with. Then as the case progresses there is a possibility...
Probably yes. You need to consult the Sealing/Expungement Statute. Healthcare workers have unique issues in this area. Also, you must get a...
I do not know. Usually, it is because his office had a conflict of interest. They might be representing a co-defendant. If you are still indigent,...
I would say at least 6 months after PTD is completed and the SAO has filed a nolle prosequi (drop charge form). FDLE is the bottleneck. The SAO...
It is up to the judge. If he reached a plea agreement with the prosecutor the sentenced would be predetermined, if not, it gets complicated and...