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If you were charged with a felony assault and the charges were dropped, you do not have a criminal record. The charges can be picked up by the state at a later date.
Warrant for your arrest.
Failing to appear is the most common arrest warrant issued. Your choices should be discussed with an attorney but you will probably either appear now or appear after the arrest warrant is issued and you have additional charges. If you have already missed the court date, contact the court as soon as possible. They will probably work with you to reset your hearings and quash any outstanding warrant. They don't want to put you through that stuff any more than you do.
No. The prosecutor will decide wether or not they want to drop the charges. You have a better chance of getting it dropped if you hire an attorney to represent you. They are often able to work out a deal before the court date.
There is no more court date it depends on the judge n the probation
In many cases you can choose to file charges at a later date, assuming a report was in fact filed and the case hasn't been closed.
A Notice of Appearance is a legal document filed by an attorney to inform the court that they are representing a party in a case. It serves to formally establish the attorney-client relationship with the court.
yes you can date her but when she turns 19 the parents and police can press charges and arrest her.
Well, if you are already in jail, you are already under arrest and it won't matter.
Statutes of Limitations do not apply to this circumstance. However, "right to a speedy trial" does apply. It may not affect the charges against you but it can become a constitutional issue. If it has been more than 90 days since you were first presented to the court, either contact the court or your attorney for guidance.
Only if u miss ur court date.
In Maryland, a felony dismissal date refers to the date on which a felony case was dismissed by the court. This can happen for various reasons, such as lack of evidence, procedural errors, or successful completion of a diversion program. It generally means that the charges against the individual have been dropped and the case is no longer being pursued.