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How long can they keep my wife in jail?

Cynthia Russell Henley
Answered by attorney Cynthia Russell Henley (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Cynthia Henley
She obviously has been charged. If she was charged with a felony, they have 90 days to indict her or give her a bond she can make. My guess is, though, that she has been indicted given the amount of time between the execution of the warrant and the arrest. She will remain in jail until her case is settled or someone bonds her out. If she is indigent, she will get a court appointed lawyer. If she is not, then she needs to hire a lawyer (which is best.)
She obviously has been charged. If she was charged with a felony, they have 90 days to indict her or give her a bond she can make. My guess is, though, that she has been indicted given the amount of time between the execution of the warrant and the arrest. She will remain in jail until her case is settled or someone bonds her out. If she is indigent, she will get a court appointed lawyer. If she is not, then she needs to hire a lawyer (which is best.)
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The situation

Richard Keith Oliver
Answered by attorney Richard Keith Oliver (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at The Law Office of Rick Oliver
You need to be more specific in order for any of us to answer your question. But, based on what you've provided, I'll take a stab at it. From the sound of it you were initially charged with DWI. Then, it sounds like they agreed to dismiss the DWI and re-file it as Reckless Driving. Then, it sounds like they agreed to a punishment of 90 deferred disposition.  If the above is true you do not have a conviction for any criminal offense.  So, the answer to your question is this: what you must disclose depends on the question asked. 1. If you are asked whether you have been arrested for any offense (Class C or higher), the answer is and must be yes. 2. If you are asked whether you have been convicted of any offense (Class C or higher), the answer is no. I cannot imagine you would have any issues getitng your notary renewal in light of these circumstances.
You need to be more specific in order for any of us to answer your question. But, based on what you've provided, I'll take a stab at it. From the sound of it you were initially charged with DWI. Then, it sounds like they agreed to dismiss the DWI and re-file it as Reckless Driving. Then, it sounds like they agreed to a punishment of 90 deferred disposition.  If the above is true you do not have a conviction for any criminal offense.  So, the answer to your question is this: what you must disclose depends on the question asked. 1. If you are asked whether you have been arrested for any offense (Class C or higher), the answer is and must be yes. 2. If you are asked whether you have been convicted of any offense (Class C or higher), the answer is no. I cannot imagine you would have any issues getitng your notary renewal in light of these circumstances.
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Will my record show my Class 3 Felony?

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Answered by attorney Steven Jed Alpers (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Steven J. Alpers, A Professional Corporation
A class 3 felony is not a term used in California law. I don't know the law in other states. You may be able to become a nurse it depends what the conviction was for and how long ago it occurred.
A class 3 felony is not a term used in California law. I don't know the law in other states. You may be able to become a nurse it depends what the conviction was for and how long ago it occurred.
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