Q: How long do they have to go through the evidence collected from a house raided in NJ and turn it in to my attorney.
12 counts criminal charges drugs and weapons they claim 82 weapons and distribution of drugs Xanax and Valium
I wasn't selling it, ordered online from South Africa and I have a ATF license FFL and am a Ham radios operator.
Graves Act charged 1st time offence ever it was the drugs that created this problem
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A: The State is not obligated to turn over evidence to the Defense until the matter is indicted. If they charge you on a Summons then they do not have a set time limit on when they have to indict the case. If they charge you on a Warrant and move to detain you at a Detention Hearing the defense is entitled to limited discovery for the Detention Hearing. If you are detained the State has 90 days to indict your case after which the Defense is entitled to full discovery. It is also always possible to try to negotiate the case pre indictment but you would need counsel to do so. Most criminal defense attorneys, including myself, provide a free consultation and quote for representation.
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