Legal Question in Criminal Law in Illinois

Re: felonytheftclass3

If these are felony warrants, it is unlikely that they can be quashed. The only real way to deal with them is to return to Illinois, post a bond and deal with the cases. There is some remote possibility if the charges are not too serious that an attorney here could bring the cases into court and possibly arrange a bond you are capable of posting, if the current bond on the warrants is beyond your means. The court may look favorably upon your being proactive in the case. Felony warrants are typically nationwide, and there is a real possibility of your being arrested in Arizona on the charges, and sitting in custody while the extradition process proceeds. Illinois may decide not to extradite you, but you might be in custody for a month while that process works. You should have an Illinois attorney look into the matter for you. For more information regarding the Illinois felony process go to our website at http://www.shestokas.com/Felony.html

Re: felonytheftclass3

The previous answer is very good. You do not tell us where the warrants are out of, or what they are for. More info would be helpful. You may contact me directly if you are not already represented by legal counsel.