Do an state has a certain amount of time to pick up an inmate from another state?

Presuming the process you are describing is the interstate agreement on detainers, the State with the warrant will have between 4 and 6 months to...

I took a plea deal and pled guilty.I was charged with a lesser charge , ,misdemeanor..yet I have felony probation.

I suspect there was some miscommunication between you and your lawyer. You should get back in touch with the lawyer who helped you. He or she may...

I am a first time offender with nothing on my record. I made a mistake which lead to felony theft.

Regardless, the police only have to read you Miranda rights prior to questioning you. There is no legal requirement that the police read them to...

Cyberbullying may or may not be illegal, depending on the content of the communication. You may be able to hire an attorney. Suggesting any...

I pleaded guilty to battery on a law enforcement officer... I was sentenced to 18 months of probation. Odds of early release?

It is difficult to say, not knowing who the Judge is, what your history is, and whether or not you've had any problems on probation. There is...

If i was arrested in ky and held there for Indiana but also on some other charges for ky but did not bond out on Indiana warren

The question will end up being whether or not the sentences in both cases are ordered to run concurrently or consecutively. If they run...

I sexted

You probably don't have much to worry about in this situation--although you can still take this opportunity to learn an important lesson. ...

Can a Prosecutor Vouch for a witness during the closing argument of a Class A Felony Trial in the State of Indiana?

No lawyer in Indiana, including prosecutors, is allowed to personally vouch for the truthfulness of a witness and should not express a personal...

What is a disposition trial setting. I refused a plea at disposition. Am I going to trial now

Although your terminology seems a little off, I believe the answer is yes, you are now set for trial on your charge.

I'm wondering if you mean "no bond hold." That's a common for probation violation warrants, and it essentially is a Court order that the person be...