Can his criminal felonies be seal or receive a non-disclosure?

He cannot expunge the cases. He may be able to seal them if he received deferred, but there would be a five-year waiting period.

How long do police have to put a warrant out for your arrest after finding drugs in your house?

They have a long time. As Ms. Walters explains, the statute of limitations in which the State must file a case depends on the offense. It's a...

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It means the DA is deciding whether he wants to make a better offer, push the case to trial, or dismiss it. He is evaluating the evidence to make a...

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If i am pulled over for not giving a turn signal in time, can i be detained and taken out of my car for a search?

I don't quite follow the series of facts here. The law does allow for a brief detention and dog sniff. However, some judges will throw the case out...

How many years can the district attorney go back on 30 year old cases?

Are you asking what the statute of limitations is for the state to file a case? It depends on the offense. Most will have expired after thirty...

How do you seal or expunge a deferred adjudication that is 13 years old; with no further violations during that time.?

If it was a Class C, you can expunge it. If it was higher than a Class C, you can seal it by filing a petition for non-disclosure. You need to hire...

Is it possible for a jail inmate to get a bond set once they are extradited?

It's possible. You'll need to hire an attorney who practices in the Kentucky county where the case is filed. You should be able to find some here...

Sirry do not need to know how much time. I only need to know how many years can the district attorney go back?

I don't understand your question? Go back for what?

The only thing better at trial would be a not guilty and no one can guarantee you that. A class c is hard to turn down.

Can I fire hired attorney and get court appointed attorney before trial? How does one get a court appointed attorney?

The judge has to let you fire him. If she does, there's a good chance she will not give you a court appointed attorney but require you to hire...