If a juvenile is arrested and put on probation then runs away and has a warrent issued does it go away when she turns 18?
Nope. There is no "become a fugitive, but if you are gone long enough we will just drop the whole thing" statute.
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Nope. There is no "become a fugitive, but if you are gone long enough we will just drop the whole thing" statute.
You can hire a lawyer to help. Self represented people very very rarely get positive results in court.
If you paid the fine, then you plead guilty. The court will not allow you to set an appearance as the case is closed.
This doesn't sound like a federal crime case.
He can call the police, he can allege you kidnapped her. Why risk it?
What is your allegation that was error? They said they didn't have them at trial, so they jury was aware they didn't have them. Hire a lawyer, you...
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No one forced you to take a plea. You plead. You told the court no one forced you.
You basically told the court you were guilty, so you are stuck with it.
Police can search a residence which is listed as the subjects home if they have an arrest warrant. If he doesn't live there, advise them of that...