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Dismiss Warrants In Idaho
Summary
To dismiss misdemeanor warrants in Idaho, consider filing a motion to quash the warrant or seek post-conviction relief with new evidence. If probation terms are violated, a probation revocation hearing may occur, potentially leading to serving the original sentence. An Alford plea does not prevent probation revocation. Legal representation, such as a public defender or pro bono attorney, is advisable. Communicating with the prosecutor should be done through an attorney to avoid complications. For resentencing, a motion must be filed, followed by a court hearing where both sides present evidence.Full Conversation
I am needing to have my warrants dropped or my case dismissed in idaho. i am not certain what the best route to take is.
Hello Bobbi,
To better assist you, could you please specify the type of warrants (e.g., arrest warrants, bench warrants)? Additionally, are there any specific charges or reasons for the case that you are dealing with?
Thank you.
To better assist you, could you please specify the type of warrants (e.g., arrest warrants, bench warrants)? Additionally, are there any specific charges or reasons for the case that you are dealing with?
Thank you.
they are misdomeanor warrants for a p.v from 5 years ago. i had the case reopened myself to take of it , but i am innocent of the original charges leading to these warrants and i want to have it dismissed i have new evidence and the testimony of the victim stating i didnt do it. i ended up taking an alfred plea so that i could keep custody of my son, if it werent for the risk of losing custody i would not have taken a plea deal. i would have taken igt to trial and i am certain i would have been found innocent.
Hello Bobbi,
To address your situation, you may consider the following steps:
- **File a Motion to Dismiss**: Present your new evidence and the victim's testimony to the court.
- **Consult an Attorney**: A legal professional can provide tailored advice and represent you in court.
Would you like information on how to contact a legal aid organization in Idaho?
To address your situation, you may consider the following steps:
- **File a Motion to Dismiss**: Present your new evidence and the victim's testimony to the court.
- **Consult an Attorney**: A legal professional can provide tailored advice and represent you in court.
Would you like information on how to contact a legal aid organization in Idaho?
legal aid doesnt handle criminal cases in idaho. i have looked.
Hello Bobbi,
Since legal aid in Idaho doesn't handle criminal cases, you might consider the following options:
- **Public Defender**: If you qualify, you may be assigned a public defender by the court.
- **Pro Bono Services**: Some private attorneys offer free services for certain cases.
Would you like more information on locating a public defender or pro bono services in Idaho?
Since legal aid in Idaho doesn't handle criminal cases, you might consider the following options:
- **Public Defender**: If you qualify, you may be assigned a public defender by the court.
- **Pro Bono Services**: Some private attorneys offer free services for certain cases.
Would you like more information on locating a public defender or pro bono services in Idaho?
what are other routes to take to try to get warrants dismissed in idaho
Hello Bobbi,
To address your situation with misdemeanor warrants in Idaho, you may also consider:
- **Quashing the Warrant**: File a motion to quash the warrant, presenting your new evidence and victim's testimony.
- **Motion for Post-Conviction Relief**: This could help you challenge the original conviction based on the new evidence.
Would you like more specific guidance on filing these motions?
To address your situation with misdemeanor warrants in Idaho, you may also consider:
- **Quashing the Warrant**: File a motion to quash the warrant, presenting your new evidence and victim's testimony.
- **Motion for Post-Conviction Relief**: This could help you challenge the original conviction based on the new evidence.
Would you like more specific guidance on filing these motions?
i would maybe like a bro bono lawyer, i already have a public defender and they are not willing tohelp me
Hello Bobbi,
Since you mentioned that you already have a public defender who is not willing to help, you might consider seeking pro bono legal assistance. In Oregon, you can contact the Oregon State Bar's Lawyer Referral Service, which can refer you to attorneys who might offer pro bono services.
Would you like more information on how to contact the Oregon State Bar's Lawyer Referral Service?
Since you mentioned that you already have a public defender who is not willing to help, you might consider seeking pro bono legal assistance. In Oregon, you can contact the Oregon State Bar's Lawyer Referral Service, which can refer you to attorneys who might offer pro bono services.
Would you like more information on how to contact the Oregon State Bar's Lawyer Referral Service?
sure thank you
Hello Bobbi,
You can contact the Oregon State Bar's Lawyer Referral Service to find attorneys who might offer pro bono services. Here are the details:
Phone: (*) *-* or (*) *-*
Website: osbar.org/public/ris/
Would you need further assistance?
You can contact the Oregon State Bar's Lawyer Referral Service to find attorneys who might offer pro bono services. Here are the details:
Oregon State Bar's Lawyer Referral Service
Phone: (*) *-* or (*) *-*
Website: osbar.org/public/ris/
Would you need further assistance?
yes, is it illegal to reach out to the prosecutor of your case yourself and discuss things with them?
Hello Bobbi,
It's not illegal to reach out to the prosecutor yourself, but it's highly discouraged. Prosecutors may refuse to discuss the case with defendants without their attorney present. It's best to communicate through your attorney to avoid any misunderstandings or negative implications for your case.
Would you like more information on how to approach this through your attorney?
It's not illegal to reach out to the prosecutor yourself, but it's highly discouraged. Prosecutors may refuse to discuss the case with defendants without their attorney present. It's best to communicate through your attorney to avoid any misunderstandings or negative implications for your case.
Would you like more information on how to approach this through your attorney?
sure
Hello Bobbi,
To approach the prosecutor through your attorney, consider the following steps:
- **Request a Meeting**: Ask your public defender to arrange a meeting with the prosecutor to present the new evidence and victim's testimony.
- **Prepare Your Case**: Work with your attorney to ensure all relevant information and evidence are well-documented and presented effectively.
Would you need further assistance with this process?
To approach the prosecutor through your attorney, consider the following steps:
- **Request a Meeting**: Ask your public defender to arrange a meeting with the prosecutor to present the new evidence and victim's testimony.
- **Prepare Your Case**: Work with your attorney to ensure all relevant information and evidence are well-documented and presented effectively.
Would you need further assistance with this process?
no thank you. can you detail the process of being resentenced in idaho since thats what i am told is going to happen to me. what are the rules and the procedure. be as detailed as possible
Hello Bobbi,
Resentencing in Idaho involves several steps and adherence to specific procedures. Here are the key points:
- **Filing a Motion**: Your attorney needs to file a motion for resentencing, outlining the reasons for the request.
- **Hearing**: A court hearing will be scheduled where the judge will review the motion and any new evidence.
- **Presentation**: Both your defense attorney and the prosecutor can present arguments and evidence.
- **Judge's Decision**: The judge will decide whether to grant the resentencing based on the presented information.
Would you like more detailed steps or need further assistance?
Resentencing in Idaho involves several steps and adherence to specific procedures. Here are the key points:
- **Filing a Motion**: Your attorney needs to file a motion for resentencing, outlining the reasons for the request.
- **Hearing**: A court hearing will be scheduled where the judge will review the motion and any new evidence.
- **Presentation**: Both your defense attorney and the prosecutor can present arguments and evidence.
- **Judge's Decision**: The judge will decide whether to grant the resentencing based on the presented information.
Would you like more detailed steps or need further assistance?
since i didnt follow the rules of my probation and i took the alfred plea they are going to be resentencing me. is this true in idaho?
Hello Bobbi,
If you violated the terms of your probation, the court may indeed resentence you in Idaho. The process generally includes:
- **Probation Violation Hearing**: The court reviews the probation violation.
- **Arguments and Evidence**: Both sides present their arguments and evidence.
- **Judge’s Decision**: The judge decides whether to revoke probation and resentence you based on the violation.
Would you like more specific details or assistance with this process?
If you violated the terms of your probation, the court may indeed resentence you in Idaho. The process generally includes:
- **Probation Violation Hearing**: The court reviews the probation violation.
- **Arguments and Evidence**: Both sides present their arguments and evidence.
- **Judge’s Decision**: The judge decides whether to revoke probation and resentence you based on the violation.
Would you like more specific details or assistance with this process?
can my probation be revoked in idaho for a misdomeanor if i took an alfred plea?
Hello Bobbi,
Yes, in Idaho, your probation can be revoked for a misdemeanor even if you took an Alford plea. The court focuses on whether you violated probation terms, not the plea type.
Would you like more information on the probation revocation process in Idaho?
Yes, in Idaho, your probation can be revoked for a misdemeanor even if you took an Alford plea. The court focuses on whether you violated probation terms, not the plea type.
Would you like more information on the probation revocation process in Idaho?
what would happen if my probation is revoked?
Hello Bobbi,
If your probation is revoked in Idaho, the following can happen:
- **Return to Court**: You will be brought before the court for a probation revocation hearing.
- **Serve Original Sentence**: The judge may require you to serve the original sentence or a portion of it.
- **Additional Penalties**: You may face additional penalties or modified probation terms.
Would you like more information on what to expect during the probation revocation hearing?
If your probation is revoked in Idaho, the following can happen:
- **Return to Court**: You will be brought before the court for a probation revocation hearing.
- **Serve Original Sentence**: The judge may require you to serve the original sentence or a portion of it.
- **Additional Penalties**: You may face additional penalties or modified probation terms.
Would you like more information on what to expect during the probation revocation hearing?
what do you mean by the original sentnce?
Hello Bobbi,
The "original sentence" refers to the sentence initially imposed by the court at the time of your conviction. This is the punishment you were given before being placed on probation. If your probation is revoked, the judge may require you to serve this original sentence or a portion of it.
Would you like more information on what to expect during a probation revocation hearing?
The "original sentence" refers to the sentence initially imposed by the court at the time of your conviction. This is the punishment you were given before being placed on probation. If your probation is revoked, the judge may require you to serve this original sentence or a portion of it.
Would you like more information on what to expect during a probation revocation hearing?
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