Q: My bf is in jail for a felony but his bail is only $20,000 and his case code says 9999. Does this mean it's DA reject?
It the felony is receiving stolen property but over the amount of $1,500
A:
it usually references an open case.
i highly recommend you contact a local criminal lawyer.
you may want to type up a summary of what happened with all the info on your boyfriend.................
include his record and what happened
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A: The case code 9999 typically refers to an "open" or "unclassified" case, which means that it has not yet been assigned a specific classification code. This does not necessarily indicate whether the case has been rejected by the district attorney or not. As for the bail amount of $20,000, it may or may not be related to the classification of the case. It's important to note that the district attorney has the discretion to reject or file charges based on the evidence and circumstances of the case. If you want more information about the status of your boyfriend's case, it's recommended that you contact a criminal defense attorney or the court handling his case.
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