How long do the state of ohio have to indict u once you made bond on a felony charge ?
In Ohio, the statute of limitations on a felony is six years...
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In Ohio, the statute of limitations on a felony is six years...
Well, that won’t happen. He needs a lawyer and you need to stay out of it. That’s the best way.
Your husband needs a lawyer. You cannot drop the charges and the prosecutor won’t listen to you. They believe what you said first.
He needs an attorney now, not later.
Not a different judge... the same. When you file for judicial release there are several possible outcomes. It cannot be granted without a hearing...
Usually, RSP is a fifth degree felony carrying up to 12 months. Having Weapons Under Disability is a third degree felony carrying up to 36 months....
It’s certainly a possibility, especially since you’ve picked up a second drug charge.
Judges are required to consider the certain statutory factors such as the person’s history, the seriousness of the offense, and whether the person...
There are time limits, but not if he keeps signing time waivers. This person needs to get an attorney and stop signing waivers.
A little more context would be useful, but in general a bill of particulars is a document provided to the defense by the prosecution which details...