Freedom2005
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? Texas
Hello everyone! I posted a Statute of Limitations question last night. I received few replies, so I thought I would reach out one more time to all criminal law buffs for a response.
Here goes….
In 2002, I was arrested and charged with Felony Theft. In order to make the charge and bail as high as possible the DA’a office combined multiple counts (Separate Incidents) into this one single case making it a Felony case. Now the DA would like to drop the current charge (3rd Degree Felony Theft) and file multiple indictments. The new charges would be classified as misdemeanors. In the state of Texas, the Limitations period for any misdemeanor is 2 years from the time of the offense.
Would this apply to the respected case?
Hello everyone! I posted a Statute of Limitations question last night. I received few replies, so I thought I would reach out one more time to all criminal law buffs for a response.
Here goes….
In 2002, I was arrested and charged with Felony Theft. In order to make the charge and bail as high as possible the DA’a office combined multiple counts (Separate Incidents) into this one single case making it a Felony case. Now the DA would like to drop the current charge (3rd Degree Felony Theft) and file multiple indictments. The new charges would be classified as misdemeanors. In the state of Texas, the Limitations period for any misdemeanor is 2 years from the time of the offense.
Would this apply to the respected case?