If you believe that an intentional theft occurred, and you have sufficient probable cause information, then you can simply go to your local police...

It's a little difficult to follow what you're asking, but generally speaking you can be federally indicted whether or not you're in custody and...

If you have yet to be charged, then the statute of limitations continues to run and at some point will expire. If you have not heard anything for...

The federal detainer will remain so long as there are charges pending against you. At some point, you're likely to be transferred to federal...

I'm not really sure what you are asking, but I can tell you that it's true that some courthouses are extremely busy and judges and court staff are...

Convictions become final once sentence is imposed. There's virtually no way to undo your case at this point. If you insist on pursuing this, you...

In California, inmates serve approximately one-half their sentence before they are released on parole. The release date doesn't really turn on...

Multiple people can be charged with the same theft if they were somehow involved. The strength of the evidence against you is another question...

The primary considerations for release on bond are risk of flight and danger to the community. As such, your prior criminal record and conduct in...

Codefendants can be charged in the same counts and/or different counts in the same case. As for the counts that you're charged in for the...