Statute of limitations
After statute of limitations on misdemeanors is up, 2 yrs in Georgia and no arrainment don't they have to give back bond or, file new charges, arrest warrant and new bail based on new charges
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Bert Cohen ·
Please see
http://www.attorneyqna.com/legal-answers/if-the-statute-of-limitations-runs-out-on-a-misdem-2013558.html?utm_campaign=answer_notify_pro&utm_content=question_legal&utm_medium=email&utm_source=notification
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John Brosnan ·
you need to consult with an attorney to see if the SOL has actually run. There could be reasons why the time was tolled.
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Michael Barber ·
When you say the statute has run do you mean all you were given is tickets and nothing else has happened or are you saying that you got a notice from the court that the case was docketed and they have not proceeded with your case yet?
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John Elbert ·
I'm sorry but your question is just too unclear and I'm not able to answer it given the facts you've stated.
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James Yeargan ·
They may have filed charges, and you haven;t had the arraignment date yet. They don't have to return the bond until the case has been closed.
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