Statute of limitations
The statute of limitations on a misdemeanor is 1 year. The SOL on a gross misdemeanor is 2 years. The SOL for a felony theft is 3 years.
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The statute of limitations on a misdemeanor is 1 year. The SOL on a gross misdemeanor is 2 years. The SOL for a felony theft is 3 years.
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If a juvenile is offered a diversion, then they avoid going to court. If they are referred to the diversion unit by the prosecutor's office, then...
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Generally, First Degree is worse.
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