If I fled the arkansas area before a criminal trial , can/how long till i come back and have clean slate?
548488
But your case day count is stopped if you fail to show up because a warrant is issued.  The statue of limitation is not counting when you have an outstanding warrant on the charge.
981673
yea... your best bet is to contact the court.  And it depends on the state whether or not its manditatory to show up or not.  Chances are if you don't show up the judge will issue a bench warrant for you in that state.  So... it's in your best interest to show up for court.  Especially since you were FLYING!
1017391
Need more information.  It all depends on if criminal charges have been filed or not.  \n\nIf you have been charged with a crime there is no limit to when they can prosecute you if you avoid prosecution.\n\nIf you "haven't been caught" yet, then the average time is 7 years with the exception of some violent crimes such as murder.
94168
if you failed to show up for court, you now have an FTA charge and a capias for your arrest.  since you have moved(although innocently because of job change) the courts do not know that so for the time being it is also a flee charge. you should have gone to court. not appearing only made your situation worse now on top of driving with out alicense and speeding you have FTA(failure to appear-on your original charge, you have a capias and possible fleeing.  as scared and embarresed as you may be go get it taken care of now then later. as far as the fleeing charge you can bring proof to court of your husbands transfer with transfer dates and avidavits from his current employer.  hope it works out. \nthe courts dont care whether you are a mother of 3 children. they look at the paperwork side of it. not the emotional side of it. for a regular traffic ticket they might not extredite, but for a capias, an FTA or a warrant yes. if you have an outstanding warrant, they are looking for you. If you get stopped in NC, they will run your info, you will come back with a hit(an outstanding warrant) you will be arrested and taken back to va bch.
649174
PARDONED IN TEXAS ARE YOU KIDDING !!!!! in Texas you do the crime you will do the time .have nice stay
831182
All depends on what trial it is of course. I suggest you telephone for some advice, perhaps your lawyer.
75342
I'm not a lawyer, but Federal Courts typically have jurisdiction over the whole USA.  Moving out of state will not even (automatically) excuse you from ordinary jury duty (personal experience on this), so I'm guessing it's probably more true with a Fed based issue.
164217
In summary, there are 2 instances when it can be done.\n\n1. Injunction (pre trial) - the Plaintiff may apply to freeze your assets if there is a real possibility of your running away after the trial. \n\n2. After the court judgment, the plaintiff may apply to freeze your assets for enforcement. \n\nAlthough the law differs in different countries, the 2 rules above apply to 90% of countries.
198163
no! but to be on the safe side call your local courthouse\nto find out
894246
need more of the question.\n\nIf you want a speedy trial it is your right.  However you must ask for a speedy trial. When you do so this will place a timeline on your charges to be brought to court or dismissed,.  In  Georgia its 6 months.\n\nIf you don't ask your charges could be over 3 years in backlog.
619920
http://prisontalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=&f=372\n\nThere's a wonderful resource for exactly that circumstance.\nGood luck....and welcome home.
1047125
Most pretrial diversion programs run from 18 to 24 months, depending on the nature of the crime and perceived rehabilitative needs of the "defendant."   Also,  if there is any economic loss to the victim,  the amount of any restitution is taken into account when determining length of the program to allow for the monies to be paid by the time the program date expires.  \n\nI suppose in a particular case,  a pre-trial diversion officer can recommend to his/her Chief Pre-Trial Diversion officer a period of three years.   The federal agent involved may very well NOT know the intricacies of the pre-trial diversion length and may just be giving you a rough estimate.\n\nYou need to contact your local Federal Public Defender office so you have someone representing you through the pre-trial diversion process.  Most courts appoint the FPD office on a consultation basis if the client (proposed defendant -- you) is indigent.  This means you lack sufficient persona funds or personal resources to hire an attorney on your own. \n\nAn attorney through the FPD's office can review the case and let you know whether your rejecting the US Attorney's pre-trial diversion offer is a good bet or not, and the likelihood of conviction should the matter proceed to trial.\n\nGood luck.
507985
Just you asking that could nail you but good.\n\nAttempted assault in most places is good for 60 days to a year in prison.\n\nAttempted murder will get you 5-10 years in the State pen.\n\nI suggest you find some self control and an education before you get a permanent hotel room with bars and a new boyfriend.
484078
Yes, provide that you are not under a court order from leaving the country. If you are and you attemp to flee the country, then you have another charge added to your record.
1068781
nope, all you can do is appeal. but good luck in a re trail convincing a jury that you are inocent of a crime you pleaded guilty too.
1167188
If you have no accident or personal injury to another attached to the D.U.I.,then they won't cross state lines to nail you. I know because I live one state away from the state I was busted for back in 1986. They don't care if I am here nor are they trying to get me. I have quit drinking a long time ago!!!!!
500521
Yes you can.\n\nThe prosecutor can take the case to the grand jury over and over again, then use a preliminary hearing the the grand jury votes no true bill. Your lawyer can tell the judge at your arraignment hearing the case has been dismissed before and that will go a long way toward rolling it again. Good luck.