It can certainly drag on for months especially when there is digital evidence sitting in a lab somewhere waiting to be reviewed. Your lawyer can...

The time he spends in jail on the holder should be counted as jail time credit against the charge resulting in the holder, yes.

It seems the first thing to do is to find out whether or not they ever charged him with a crime. If they did, there is very likely a warrant out...

That is far too little to go on. You need to sit down privately with an attorney to talk about it.

The law says: “[t]he court may sentence an offender to both an intervention program and a jail term.”

It’s possible the record can be sealed, which would help you, depending on what the offense was. Also, look for smaller, non-corporate landlord’s...

EAG is the acronym for Entering Agency. So in a typical entry it will say something like EAG/OHIOBCI1000 which would mean the Ohio Bureau of...

The statute of limitations is the time after a person commits a crime during which the government must charge them. You have already been charged...

Felony warrants do not expire. You should get a lawyer and deal with it.

Most likely explanation is that your muni court case was dismissed pending indictment for a felony. If that is the case, you need to get a lawyer.