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I'll explain better. The person was charged and convicted and violated the probation by leaving the state. The person never finished going to the probation office. It's been ten years and there is still no warrant.
Are there any advantages for the person if only a summons was issues...
In Maryland, if there is a charge of reckless endangerment or disorderly conduct and a warrant was never issued and it's been over ten years does one have any special rights, and does one still need to turn oneself in?
Thank you,
JoshE
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