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Can criminal battery charges be filed a month after it was supposed to have happened?

The statute of limitations on most midemeanors is two years, and on most felonies, five years. The prosecutor has complete discretion on when to file charges within those limitations.

Paul Stanko answered 15 days ago

What can I do to remove a bench warrant for failure to appear in court?

Any time you find out you have an outstanding bench warrant, you should contact an attorney immediately. Sometimes (depending upon the case, the county, and even the judge), the attorney MIGHT be a

Paul Stanko answered 15 days ago

If I was unknowingly in possesion of marijuana in my car, could I get the charges dropped with testimony from the person who put it there?

There are two types of possession, "physical possession" where the marijuana is on you or your person, and "constructive possession" where the marijuana is in a person's vicinity but not on their p

Kevin Bessant answered 1 month ago

How should a synthetic marijuana and paraphenillia posession case be handled?

This would depend whether or not the possession of synthetic marijuana is illegal in your state. In most states, the sell of synthetic is legal, which would infer that possession of the substance i

Kevin Bessant answered 1 month ago

If I am being charged with criminal mischief, does this not allow me to have a public defender?

Public Defenders are normally appointed for defendants charged with either criminal misdemeanor or felony offenses. They are rarely assigned for civil infractions or ordinance violations. You also

Kevin Bessant answered 1 month ago

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