Depends. If it was truly dismissed you should be able to expunge everything related to the arrest/charge

Hire a lawyer and get ready to defend yourself. Hopefully the truth prevails—it usually does. Best of luck.

Statute of limitations doesn’t really apply after indictment. However, there could be a “speedy trial” issue. Check with a local attorney. Good luck

Your situation does not make sense. You are always entitled to a trial unless it’s a probation revocation. If that’s the case then you can be...

No, it can be a very long process. Arraignment is just one of the first steps

Law is currently still 85%, though they have been talking the 65% for a while now it has still not passed

Have they set a bond yet? Send me his last name and I can check where he is in the process

Hard to say with out more. Sometimes “wait and see” is a good strategy and sometimes it’s a lazy lawyer. You can always interview other attorneys,...

Talk to your lawyer ahead of time and they may be able to get a bond set or otherwise facilitate getting turned in. If you handle this situation...

Very specific area of law. The three years is to the day, not 3 blanket years