Legal Question in Criminal Law in Massachusetts
what is the statute of limitations on possession of marijuana with intent to distribute.
Asked on 8/31/10, 7:36 am
2 Answers from Attorneys
Dmitry Lev
The Lev Law Firm
6 years before you are CHARGED. Once you are charged and the complaint has issued, there is no statute of limitations. In other words, simply avoiding showing up in court will not make the case go away.
Answered on 9/05/10, 7:42 am
Joseph Murray
Joseph M. Murray, Esq.
If not yet charrged it woulf be six years. If already charged there is no statute of limitation and you should retain an attorney and confide only in that attorney. Good Luck!
Answered on 9/10/10, 2:55 pm
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