I have a "Failure To Appear" warrant that is almost 7 years old now. I am guessing that a warrant will not just go away.
Warrants never expire and certainly the price of doing business goes up. Best to handle it than to continue ignoring it.
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Warrants never expire and certainly the price of doing business goes up. Best to handle it than to continue ignoring it.
Being homeless is not illegal. It MIGHT be illegal to "camp" in certain areas.
It's possible, but it depends on why he's there (i.e. the seriousness of the charges) and will require the judge's approval. Don't get your hopes...
This is far more complicated and unlikely than you realize. You’ll need a very skilled (and expensive) attorney to assist. Curious: Was a notice...
You can’t exactly “remove” it, but you can file a PC1203.4 Petition for Dismissal. It’s a simple one page form—available on the court website. ...
There’s really no “higher up” authority to contact other than perhaps the head of the Public Defender’s Office. You could also hire a private...
Feel free to report the threatening behavior to the police and/or seek a restraining order.
Report whatever you wish. Nobody really cares about your accusations aimed at opposing counsel though.
Without reviewing all the details, it’s pure speculation when your petition was denied.
You need to hire an experienced criminal defense attorney at once.