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Depending on the state and the crime...24 to 72 hours...after that you must be charged or released.
As long as everything was done with consent. The age of consent is normally 16, but may be higher.
statute of limitations in most states is 2 years. (depends on the crime also)
Any crime committed by an adult for which the person was found 'guilty as charged' is never expunged from a criminal record and follows a person through life. The exception would be if the person at some later date is proven to have been innocent of the crime, even though originally found guilty. Crimes committed by children/youth also remain of record but are never made public.
8 years
There is no official time limit, but in order for someone to be charged with home invasion, the time limit established by the "statute of limitations" cannot have expired. That time begins when the crime is committed and ends when someone is charged. This time limit is established by each state and varies, but it is seldom less than two years for felonies.
Usually around 24 hours unless they are holding you for something else such as a material witness to another crime.
That depends on how bad/serious the crime was.
You should be arraigned within 24-72 hours.
Yes. As long as you are not charged with same exact crime twice, you may be charged with as many offenses as they can attribute to you.
Never. You have been charged therefore you cannot carry a gun.