Can i still get in trouble?

Rest easy big guy. The fact that you were there isn't evidence of a crime. If you aren't actually caught in the act you aren't going to get caught.

It is a misdemeanor, and the statute of limitations is one year.

The city attorney is reviewing my case after being dropped from a felony to a misdemeanor... What can happen after that?

Ok, I'll tell the truth. Realistically, you will probably never get charged. The District Attorney didn't refuse to file against you because they...

If a fight was provoked because a clerk "thought" you stold something, is it fair to be charged with a GBI?

Unfortunately, now, after the trial, it is too late to be asking these questions. You can't appeal a jury verdict on the ground that they didn't...

I gave girl a ride,PD stopped me because the girl was a known drug user, She had a loaded syringe / heroin ,I didn't no about.

Obviously hiring a private attorney is always the best option. Assuming that you don't have that option, and this is why you are on this board, I...

If a case is droppeed at preliminaryif dna comes bak can person atill b charged wkth crime

Yes. Prior to trial a case may be dismissed and refiled several times.

If I am deducting stolen property from the deposit, do I need to file a police report.

No. There are both civil and criminal laws dealing with theft. One does not depend on the other. Whether the tenent stole the items or accidentally...

What are the chances of someone getting out of jail if they have 3 misdeamenor charges and one felony charge

If you are asking what the chances are that they will be released without bail pending trial, I would have to say, unfortunately, that the chances...

No one could answer this question based on the information given. First off, it sounds as if they are charging him with Child Neglect, not child...

In a Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus (MC-275), who is the RESPONDENT, the Court or the City Attorney?

Neither. The respondent is whoever is holding the defendant. Habeas Corpus literally means "deliver the body" or "release the person" it is a...