If a 17 year old has a warrant felony, would it just go away once they turn 18?
No. Warrants "go away" two ways. They are either served or quashed. Hire an attorney to file a motion to quash the warrant and issue a summons.
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No. Warrants "go away" two ways. They are either served or quashed. Hire an attorney to file a motion to quash the warrant and issue a summons.
You can, and should, ask for a postponement to obtain an attorney. Be prepared to answer the judge's questions about what you have done to obtain...
He was charged because he was in the house where the drugs were found. The State being able to prove that he possessed them is something else. He...
You really need to speak to an attorney. The police should have whatever is in that bag listed on the warrant paperwork. If you do something with...
You do not press charges, the State does. Once there are charges you are just a witness, and the State is the only person that can drop the charges.
Only the prosecutor can refile. You should speak to your attorney about everything, and they can contact the prosecutor. Not really certain what...
It doesn't matter how any attorney of this website would define "unwanted attention." What matters is how the courts in GA have defined it in the...
You were most likely arrested for driving without a license, not for not having any identification.
No attorney on this site can even start to answer this question. What else did the witnesses say happened? What time of day or night did it happen?...
Ask your attorney, they are the only one that can answer your question.