You can be charged if there is evidence of a crime. The state has up to a year to charge a misdemeanor, but usually up to five years to charge a...

There are no stats on that, and it isn’t relevant anyway. The facts of the case determine what the judge will do. The facts relating to the...

There is no rule or law on this. The court normally cannot control how a PD’s office assigns cases. You have a right to appointed counsel and you...

There are two different times at play. The statute of limitation for filing a charge, and the speedy trial right. SOL on a misdemeanor is one...

This isn’t my area, but…. I’d see if his birth certificate was changed to reflect the new name. A certified copy of that document might...

You need to contact your attorney. Community service is imposed in place of jail time. If the person cannot do community service, they can be...

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The portal/repository/iCourt is not an official record of court proceedings and when it reports weird stuff, it should not be relied on. Jury...

Yes, normal. A motion is just a request that a court take some action. In your situation, for the court to declare that some of the evidence in...

If you waived your right to a speedy trial there would not be any time limit in play. If things take too long your attorney can file a motion to...

Your attorney could file a motion for voluntary appearance. That is a court date allowed even when a person has a warrant. If the person appears...