Is there a statute of limitations on bad check warrants in the state of TN?

Answer 1

3 years, but the credit people will have it for 7 years. Arrest warrants pertaining to any matter do not have an SOL. The warrant will remain active until the named person is taken into custody or voluntarily presents himself or herself to authorities. If the bad cheques were considered to be done in a fraudulent manner, there is no statute of limitation on fraud charges.

Answer 2

It depends on your jurisdiction, but in many areas an arrest warrant will be active indefinitely. It stays on your record and when you are identified by police, it will typically surface. Hiding from a warrant will not make it go away, the best way to do this is to turn oneself in and take care of the issues at hand.

Some jurisdiction allow all warrants, search and arrest to expire after a certain amount of time. Others require refreshing of information on the warrant for it to be valid or executable. It depends entirely upon the jurisdiction. Realize that there are fifty states in the US and the nineteen territories. Each of these perceive and draft laws in different ways, some in very different ways. Laws and statutes are specific in many cases to each state or territory. No boilerplate answer is possible for questions relating to state or territory law. Look for the legislation of where you live, or where the law is looking for you.

Answer 3

No. Once a warrant is issued the clock for prosecution stops. The warrant will stay active until you are either found and arrested or you make arrangements to turn yourself in and handle the problem. One very bad thing about warrants is that they can pop up anytime. It may be uncovered even when you apply for a job.

Answer 4

A warrant is issued for an arrest for a particular crime. Until it is resolved in court, it stays on the record.

Answer 5

there is no limitation in the state of Ga. if charges have been filed.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

yes