Anything is possible. We can speculate with the best. But a valid answer will come only from the judge once you file your Motion and pleadings...

Contrary opinion: This was a DUI with property damage to his car and to public property, normally charged as a felony, even if it might later be...

Sure. In that state, not here. Go there to that court in person, or hire an attorney from there to do so for you.

"Can" they. Yes, they already did, didn't they? Since the role of the courts is to enforce the law, you must begin by assuming they did not do...

Nobody but the judge can answer that. Go back to court and request it.

It means 'no bail' allowed because he is to remain in custody. Talk to his lawyer if you want actual information on his case.

Each felony 'conviction' could count as a strike for later charges. You just described 4 convictions and thus a 4 strike count, if the prosecutor...

Contact you bondsman and pay attention to his answer. The DA has at least one year to file charges in court if a misdemeanor, 3 or more years for...

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As it was a vehicle, it was likely charged by police upon your arrest as a felony. In that case the DA has 3 or more years to file in court. ...