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What is the statute of limitations for a ticket in Oklamhoma Its been 25 years and I have had a lic in California for 20 years now OK has A hold on my CA lic I have called they cant find the ticket?
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Once you have been charged, there is usually no statute of limitations. Generally a statute of limitations only applies to the time between the discovery of a crime or violation and the time a person is arrested or charged.
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The time periods during which a lawsuit must be brought are called?
It is called Statute of Limitations.
Time lapse on a crime is called?
It's called a Statute of Limitations.
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Is there a statute of limitations on child support arrearage in Florida?
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What is the statute of limitations for medical malpractice in Kentucky?
One year from the date of discovery of injury or ailment caused by initial medical malpractice. This is called the "discovery rule." The article below goes into more detail concerning medical malpractice statutes of limitations in the US.
Why was you arressted on a warrant years later can the court just bring back a charge?
Whenever a warrant has been issued the charge for which it stands is perpetual. Many people think there is a statute of limitations for charges being filed. And in most states that's true. But once the state attorney or solicitor files such charges then it stays filed until the charges are answered by the Defendant. This is called tolling of the Statute of Limitations.
Is there a statute of limitations on speeding tickets in New Jersey?
Yea, its called a bench warrant. If you didn't pay it, the cops are looking for you my friend. You will be arrested, you will go to jail, and now have to pay the ticket, the warrant, and the cost to come get you. Oh yea, there is NO STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS ON ANY TRAFFIC TICKET.
What is the statutes of limitation on medical neglect?
That statute of limitations for medical malpractice varies from state to state usually from one to four years. Some states also provide a stipulation that can add to that number called "the discovery rule." The discovery rule allows for the date to begin from the time that the illness or injury caused by medical malpractice is first discovered. The articles below discuss the statute of limitations further as well as the discovery rule.
What is the statute of limitations for collecting on medical bills in the State of Michigan?
Not sure if that would fall under the Contract part of Limitations which is 6 years from the time You signed the paper stating your intent to pay but any payment might still reset the so called clock for another 6 years.
