When a person is arrested, and then let out in days, is he on probation? and when does sentencing for a felon crime take place?

Is he on probation? No. He is probably out on bail or on "personal recognizance" (a promise to behave and come to court when told). When does...

So will the warrant be extraditable if I move out of state while out on bond for misdeameanor dv charges

It might be extraditable. Your bail bond company is going to come after you too if you skip out on their bond. It would be a heck of a lot easier...

I had a DUI amended to a Negligent Driving 2nd degree three years ago. Will I have a NCIC record with the FBI now?

I agree with the prior answer. Neg 2nd is a non-criminal traffic infraction. (Contrast this to Neg 1st, which is a misdemeanor.) The record of the...

Who does he speak to? Prosecutor? or the Police Dept.?

I agree with the other answers. Before doing anything, your friend needs to talk to a defense attorney. Frankly, I would be surprised if he was...

How long do class C felonies apply to your point grid that is used to determine sentencing?

For the most part, felony convictions will apply to your point grid forever. They do not disappear over time. Your exact circumstances may vary...

Maybe. But why risk it? This person should take care of their case or it will follow them around forever.

I have completed a two year deferred sentence on a Shoplifting charge and it is currently dismissed. Can I have this expunged?

If your charge was reported to the Washington State Patrol, you can apply to have the arrest record expunged. You have to wait two years from the...

They probably won't check for warrants if you are just going to get an ID. But you never know. Rather than worry about who is going to run your...

If i find out about someone who stole merchandise from a store can i turn them in if it's been 3+ weeks since the incident?

Yes, you can turn the person in by calling the police. However, there is no way to know if a prosecuting attorney would then choose to pursue this...

In Washington, criminal trespass is a misdemeanor. Trespass 1st degree is a gross misdemeanor, with a maximum penalty of 1 year jail and/or $5000...