Legal Question in Criminal Law in Alaska
I was issued a Driving While Revoked citation 2 years ago and missed my court appearence. Recieved a Failure to Appear . $250 bond. I am now trying to take care of this matter. The officer who issued the citation has since been fired and has moved from Alaska to Utah. Can the state still pursue this case since the officer is no longer in the state?
2 Answers from Attorneys
First, you will need to pay the $250 bond. That never goes away.
Then, as far as the underlying driving while revoked citation goes, it is up to the state to decide whether to prosecute or not. If it decides to go ahead with it, the state can fly the officer up for the trial. Talk to the district attorney's office to find out.
By the way, If you would like me to negotiate this matter for you, let me know and we can discuss it further.
Related Questions & Answers
-
Can someone who has a felony probation arrest warrant in Idaho fly to another state... Asked 8/16/11, 12:04 am in United States Alaska Criminal Law
-
My boyfriend was convicted of a felony, (03/05/2010 Charge Disposition: Defendant... Asked 6/30/11, 3:50 am in United States Alaska Criminal Law
-
Do they have to give you the search warant before searching your house and are you... Asked 6/16/11, 4:37 am in United States Alaska Criminal Law
-
What is the penalty for stealing $10,000 from your job? Asked 6/10/11, 1:32 pm in United States Alaska Criminal Law
-
Hi, I was charged with a misdemeanor child abuse in March 2011 but received a... Asked 5/15/11, 3:38 pm in United States Alaska Criminal Law
Looking for something else?
10,200 active attorneys ready to answer your legal questions today.
Featured Attorneys
Earn additional revenue and grow your business.
