There is a maximum of 90 days after the initial appearance on the extradition for the governor's warrant to be signed.

There not enough information to intelligently answer the question. If you mean some sort of label that contained information about the patient, this would not really differ from any other kind of identity theft. It would likely be best to contact an attorney directly to discuss your specific... Read more »

Jail is not treatment. Thirty days in jail is not going to count toward 28 days of inpatient treatment. It sounds as if she will be released from jail once a treatment bed becomes available. That bed hasn't opened up yet so presumably she hasn't been released. Treatment is typically a... Read more »

Contact law enforcement if you believe that your daughter is somehow being abused at daycare.

The individual would likely be held until the first case is complete and then they would be transferred to the second county where the probation violation warrant was issued. The family could post bail on the second matter if it has been set. Otherwise, the individual would be held or would need... Read more »

That is a reference to subdivision 1(2) of the DWI statute which is Minn. Stat. 169A.20.

To my knowledge there is no obligation to notify the owner before issuing the citation, but I would assume that you were ticketed for violating some local ordinance in Austin. I'd take a look at the specific ordinance and see that is addressed. But I would guess that the failure to contact... Read more »

The individual could certainly be charged with financial transaction card fraud. Contacting the person would not be necessary so long as they are able to identify the person.

The charges can be dismissed if the stop wasn't legal. But this isn't the Dukes of Hazzard where you cross the county line or get onto private property and the cop has to leave you alone. That issue isn't going to be a winner. There might be other issues that can be successfully... Read more »

The officer doesn't enter the citation into the Court system. That is done by court administration. This is unlikely to result in dismissal. The citation would simply get amended.

You should speak directly with an attorney about these issues. On first reading, it doesn't sound as if you would have any legal prohibition on owning or possessing a firearm, but you don't want to put yourself in a bad situation. A legal forum is no substitute for speaking directly... Read more »

I'm not sure about the level F, but the federal hold means that the the inmate is being held on some sort of federal matter - likely either an immigration issue or they are facing criminal charges in federal court.

You can certainly recant your statement, but that is not a silver bullet in terms of resulting in an automatic dismissal. You might also expose yourself to criminal liability for filing a false police report. I would recommend that you get legal representation prior to contacting law enforcement... Read more »

I'm not sure what a GSA performance security bond is. That is not a term that we use here in Minnesota. Once someone has been incarcerated, the trial court no longer has jurisdiction to set a bond, so I this isn't really going to be an option. That might be different if the person is... Read more »

You can certainly request that the DANCO be modified. But the judge would have ultimate decision of whether the DANCO is modified in the way that you are asking.

There aren't enough facts here to intelligently answer your question. You should contact an attorney directly. But this seems like an unusual situation in the abstract.

There isn't enough information in this question to intelligently answer your question. That would require a review of all the police reports and other evidence that was gathered in your case. But you are charged with a felony and you need an attorney. No ifs ands or buts. Hire your own... Read more »

You could be charged with driving the wrong down a wrong way street. Perhaps careless driving as well.

The violation will likely be dismissed if you can actually establish that you were in custody when you were supposed to be reporting. You cannot be violated if you were unable to comply with probation because you were incarcerated.

Violation of a Harassment Restraining Order is a crime and he will likely be charged if the evidence is sufficient to establish probable cause. You've done what you can. Continue reporting violations to law enforcement.