Legal Question in Criminal Law in Arizona

Yes, the state can recharge/reindict you at anytime unless the statute of limitations has run. I would need to know more about the specifics of your case to provide additional information. However, if your case is going to grand jury, it's likely that the charges are serious and I would advise you to seek qualified legal counsel. I hope this helps. Regards.

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So long as the statute of limitation has not expired, you can be recharged. The state can put the case before the Grand Jury again or simply charge you by complaint. However, if they do charge you by complaint, you will be entitled to a preliminary hearing before your case can proceed. There is also a concept called, �pre-indictment delay� which may factor into your case. There may be some things an attorney can do to assist you so you will not be charged.

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