HHow long can it take for a case to be over?
If he doesn't waive time, the DA must be ready for trial within 90 days on an A misd. But his attorney could waive time as a strategy.
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If he doesn't waive time, the DA must be ready for trial within 90 days on an A misd. But his attorney could waive time as a strategy.
You should always request a reduction. You don't have to accept it if you don't like it and can still get a trial. Best would be to get a...
You're not pressing anything. Only the prosecutor can press charges. And its up to them whether they want to bring back a prisoner. No one can...
No one can tell you what he will actually serve, but he faces up to the max of what he could've been sentenced on his crime.
You could, but impossible to say if you have a case worth doing it. Just because you had the case dismissed, doesn't mean the police or city did...
Mississippi would need to accept the probation. Speak with your PO to see if its possible.
Failing a polygraph is not enough to violate you. However, your results can be used by probation to amend your terms and conditions, used to look...
Unlikely, but not impossible.......
If the prosecutor has evidence suggesting enough weight then you can argue at trial. If there's no evidence suggesting enough weight, you can move...
Plead not guilty and hire an attoreny. If you can't afford an attorney, ask for a public defender.