What will happen if no files are charged within 72 hours? The charge is a dv and Class A felony.
Nothing. The person gets released. Charges may be filed at a later time.
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Nothing. The person gets released. Charges may be filed at a later time.
Yes. The forty-eight hour rule refers to how long you can be kept in custody before a judge must find probable cause.
It's impossible to say from the facts you've given. Five years need to elapse from the date you were discharged from your sentence before you're...
She may try to withdraw her plea, but that is difficult to accomplish. Most likely, she's stuck.
It sounds like the case was dismissed because the court suppressed certain necessary evidence, but it's difficult to say for sure. This does...
No, you're using the federal mail system. Marijuana is still illegal under federal law.
The only way to be accused, charged, convicted, plead guilty, or plead no contest, is in a court of law. If you've never been in a court of law,...
The best course of action is to hire an attorney to handle this for you. If you cannot afford one, make sure you apply for a public defender. Your...
Then you go to trial.
You should be able to seal the court file. Remann Hall (if this is the court your case was in) does it pretty routinely. You are not going to be...