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If you are referring to a different prosecutor taking over the case -- it is not always advisable to change horses in mid-stream, but there is nothing in law that says they can't be changed. State's Attorneys (i.e.: Prosecutors) are interchangeableand all work for the same office under the same rules. Very much the same way as the police officer on your 'beat' can be changed, or your mail delivery person can be changed.
What else can I help you with?
How many times does a dollar bill change hands during its circulation?
How many times does a dollar bill change hands during a day
Is it possible for me to change my Medicaid plan at any time?
In most states, you can change your Medicaid plan during certain times, such as during open enrollment or if you have a qualifying life event. Check with your state's Medicaid program for specific rules and options for changing your plan.
How many times did Anne Hathaway change during the 2011 Oscars?
7 times
How did the choice is school subjects change during the renaissance?
diffrent times and places
Which amendment states that you do not have to provide shelter for soldiers during times of peace?
the 3rd amendment
How should I punctuate this sentence During the first weeks holiday lesson times will change we will contact you to arrange a suitable time?
During the first few weeks, holiday lesson times will change. We will contact you to arrange a suitable time.
How did tactics or strategies used by the colonist change?
Examples of communication during colonial times
Who is commander of the national guard during times of state emergencies?
The President of the United States I think
What are states called that are fought over by Republicans and democrats?
Typically during election times these are referred to as Battleground States. In some cases they are also known as Swing States.
How many times during cooking should you change your disposable gloves?
As many times as you finish one task and begin another.
What happened in china during the period between the Han and the Sui dynasties?
It was a very confused period, with many states existing at various times.
How many times may a defendant change attorneys?
I do not believe that there is a 'set' number of times. Defendants do have the privilege of changing their attorney's "for good cause." But a defendant cannot postpone his trial indefinitely by using this method. Eventually the judge will assign him an attorney the judge knows to be competent and the trial will proceed with the defendant's approval, or not.
