In Oregon, Jackson County , do you have to be arraigned within 24 hours of grand jury inditement
No, you do not need to be arraigned within 24 hours of indictment. In fact the law allows up to three years to attempt to serve a warrant for an ...
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No, you do not need to be arraigned within 24 hours of indictment. In fact the law allows up to three years to attempt to serve a warrant for an ...
This question just jumps out with possibilities. The first thing is to get the warrant quashed. There are two ways of doing that. Either by turning...
Time to get an attorney. I would request a DMV hearing to challenge the new suspension and also enroll in an alcohol treatment program. Don't...
I wouldn't make any contact with her, either directly or through friends or family, about trying to modify or lift the stalking order. This is...
If you had an attorney, it may be possible for the attorney to negotiate a settlement in the case; but you cannot attempt this yourself without...
Likely probation, restitution, community service.
I'm afraid there's just no good news for your Australian friend. In order to get him out of custody, you'll need to get an experienced...
From what you have described here, I don't think you're guilty of that offense. I believe the officer cited you with the wrong charge. You probably...
If the matter is referred to the police he will likely be charged with theft in the 1st°. Theft in the 1st° is a class C felony punishable by a...
There are two types of possession under Oregon law: constructive possession and actual possession. If your husband has access to the weapons or the...