What is the statue of limitations to indicte a felony charge (agg. robbery)?
The statute of limitations for aggravated robbery is 5 years - Code of Criminal Procedure Art. 12.01.
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The statute of limitations for aggravated robbery is 5 years - Code of Criminal Procedure Art. 12.01.
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Hard to say without more detail. When you refer to your "record" what do you mean? I'm assuming its a case information website. Different agencies...
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The father's current wife can't do anything, since she is not a party to the order. But, as far as what your son's father can do, it depends on...