Can I request the court to drop criminal charges after a length of time with out evidence?
You have a speedy trial right. If you have been waiving time, this will not help you. Ask your lawyer.
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You have a speedy trial right. If you have been waiving time, this will not help you. Ask your lawyer.
Your guidelines on the underlying offense remain the same. So, you are exposed to bring sentenced to the max they afford.
Hire a lawyer. You forfeit your "rights" when you violate the law. It's called consequences.
If you have a court date, then you DO have charges. Hire a lawyer.
Eligibility doesn't go from offense date to offense date. It goes from grant of pc 1000. So, you are not eligible.
The longer she waits, the worse it will get. Once 18, it's jail time she is facing.
Maybe. But you are at risk of forfeiting the bond you paid on the prior case and being placed in custody.
No. You can't. You should count yourself lucky they didn't proceed despite your innocence. Not all people are so fortunate.
'She" didn't file charges "on" you. If you have been charged with a crime, the state filed charges on you. You need to hire a lawyer ASAP.
You should plea not guilty. But prepare for the officer to tell a different story. You don't need to have been drunk to be found guilty of reckless...