What is the statute of limitation on Federal False Arrest, Malious Prosecution, False Reporting of a Crime.
You need to call an attorney right now. I'm not a Georgia attorney, but it looks like you would have two years to bring the claim.
Birmingham, AL
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You need to call an attorney right now. I'm not a Georgia attorney, but it looks like you would have two years to bring the claim.
You should start with researching post-conviction or criminal appellate attorneys in the state he was convicted in to see what options might be...
Yes, it's possible that the judge will allow your attorney to withdraw.
Yes
Second-degree theft is a Class C felony. Any felony conviction carries the threat of serious jail time. More importantly, you don't want a felony...
Maybe. You should speak with an attorney that is experienced in handling post-conviction petitions. It's unclear from this post which ones may be...
I agree with my colleague. There's really no way to know based on the information you've provided here.
If you're asking if it's bad to have a misdemeanor on your record, then, yes, that's bad.
If you damaged their appliance, then yes, they could have a case against you.
If you're asking if you'll get arrested for skipping court next week because you're nervous, the answer is the judge will likely enter a bench...