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husband was accused of evading (and several other traffic offenses) and was incarcerated a short time later for over 5 years. the city issued a hold on his license but never issued a warrant for not appearing for his arraignment and never had him transferred. has the statute of limitation... View More 
answered on Feb 21, 2017
If he was charged the statute of limitations stopped running at the time he was charged.
After i was stopped i was first asked to step out of the vehcile to be searched. I said no a # of times until the officer bribed me saying if i step out of the vehcile and does not find anything illegal on me he will not search my vehcile. So i stepped out thinking he would go good on his bribe, he... View More
answered on Dec 16, 2016
Based on the facts stated, the answer to your question is yes.
answered on Nov 11, 2015
Probation violations do not have a statute of limitations. After eleven years however whether the allegations in the probation violation complaint can still be proven by the prosecution is another matter. It depends on what the allegations are and what evidence is still available to prove the... View More
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