In FL, after being arrested and bailed out, the state has 160 days to charge you with a crime. In CA they have 3 years? Why?
Misdemeanors is one year- for felonies it is 3 years.
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Misdemeanors is one year- for felonies it is 3 years.
I concur with my colleagues with respect to your options.
You must be a citizen to get a pardon. His lifetime ban will not help. You need an attorney to go through this process.
These charges are serious. You could be facing jail for up to 3 years. Get an attorney!
This is a serious ticket- as you are aware. You failed to state what speed you were cited for. You need an attorney for this offense. This offense...
I am not certain what your question is- but you have the right to call any relevant witnesses to your defense.
The fact is that it may show up later. You have done all you could do by completing diversion and getting it dismissed.
This situation require a an attorney experienced with prison matters and internal operations.
This is a duplicate post. See my post to your question.
The projected release date sounds correct. Because of overcrowding there is always the possibility that he will be released sooner.