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If the state that wants you has confirmed to OH that they WILL extradite then you can be held as long as the law allows and a judge permits. If you waive extradition it will probably go fairly quickly. If you fight extradition, you can challenge your jailing by questioning the authoority of the Governor's Warrant. You may also file a petition for a writ of habeas corpus with the court. It may or may not do any good.

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Once the legal process of extradition between the states has begun there is no statutory time limit on the process. It takes as long as it takes. It is by no means a fast process and can take varying amounts of time as the two states go through the steps to satisfy the legal requirments of the extradtion. It can take even longer if the arrestee fights it. If held more than 90 days I would suggest filing a writ of Habeus Corpus with the holding state.

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Forever if you were an adult at the time the crime was committed, unless you successfully request an expungement from the court for your record.

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Q: How long will Missouri hold you in jail awaiting extradition on a misdemeanor warrant?
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