How long does the state has to file formal felony charges after i have already bonded out of jail?
Since you've bonded out of jail, the State has 175 days from the date of your arrest to file formal charges against you and bring you to trial. ...
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Since you've bonded out of jail, the State has 175 days from the date of your arrest to file formal charges against you and bring you to trial. ...
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I've practiced criminal law in Orlando for fifteen years & can tell you that the likelihood of jail is dependent on a number of factors, not the...