Can I still argue time limit in my felony case?
This is a question that can only be answered by someone with more information about your case, i.e. your criminal defense attorney.
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This is a question that can only be answered by someone with more information about your case, i.e. your criminal defense attorney.
I’m not sure you have asked a question.
What you have posted is not even words, so it would be difficult for an attorney to answer.
No, that just means that the document (order) indicating that an attorney has been appointed has been filed with the court.
If I understand correctly that this "harassment" only occurs while you are at the location, then the solution would seem to be too stop going there.
Presumably because the prosecution wants to try again. But you should be discussing this with your attorney, not the Internet.
Generally, people who want to stop crime call the police.
You have not asked a question. Did you have a question?
If someone has been charged, then yes, they can be charged.
Did you have a question? You have not asked a question.