Release From County Hold

Summary

When an individual is held in one county due to a misdemeanor charge from another, the holding county must notify the other county to arrange for transfer or resolution. Extradition may be required, involving a warrant from the requesting county. Legal representation is crucial to navigate these procedures and facilitate communication between counties. The detained individual may need to appear in court to resolve the hold. If the hold is temporary, such as a 5-day hold, the other county must act within that timeframe. Contacting the jail administrator or the court in the county where the hold originated can provide specific details and necessary steps.

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My son is in custody in yuba county jail his relased date has passed and he has a hold from another county for misdemeanor is there anythingbi can do to get him released
****, you may want to contact the jail or the court in the county where the hold is placed. They can provide specific details on the hold and any possible steps for release. Also, consulting a criminal defense attorney might be beneficial to expedite the process.
Would you like more information on how to contact the relevant court or attorney?
No theres nothing i can tell the other county to get him released
****, in your situation, it might be beneficial to consult a criminal defense attorney who can facilitate communication between the counties. They can better navigate the legal system to potentially expedite your son's release. This is important because holds often involve specific legal procedures and rules.
Would you like information on how to find a criminal defense attorney?
What are the legal procedures and rules for that
Here are some general legal procedures and rules for dealing with a hold from another county:
- Intercounty Holds: When an individual has a hold from another county, the holding county must notify the other county to arrange for transfer or resolution.
- Extradition: If the misdemeanor hold requires a transfer, the other county must issue a warrant for extradition.
- Legal Representation: A criminal defense attorney can negotiate and facilitate communication between the counties to address the hold.
- Court Hearings: The detained individual might need to appear in court to resolve the hold.
Would you like more details on finding a criminal defense attorney?
No
****, it sounds like your situation is quite complex. Consulting a criminal defense attorney is crucial to navigate the intercounty legal procedures for your son's release. They can negotiate and facilitate communication between the counties. If you change your mind and need assistance in finding a lawyer, let me know.
What warrents a warrent for extraction
Hi ****! Generally, a warrant for extradition (or extraction) is issued when:
- There is a valid criminal charge or outstanding warrant in another jurisdiction.
- The individual is in custody in a different jurisdiction.
- The requesting jurisdiction needs to bring the individual back to face charges or resolve the matter.
Would you like more details on how these warrants are processed?
Yes
****, here are some details on how extradition warrants are processed:
- Issuance: The requesting county issues an extradition warrant based on pending criminal charges.
- Notification: The holding county is notified of the warrant.
- Court Hearing: The individual may have a hearing to contest the extradition.
- Transfer: If not contested, the individual is transferred to the requesting county.
Would you like any additional information?
Yes
****, would you like more information on how to contest an extradition warrant during a court hearing, or do you need guidance on finding a criminal defense attorney to assist with this process?
Whats the laws about extraction on misdemeanor warrents
****, here are some general points about extradition laws for misdemeanor warrants:
- Interstate Extradition: Governed by the Uniform Criminal Extradition Act (UCEA).
- Governor's Warrant: For interstate cases, the governor must issue a warrant.
- Detainment Time: The holding state typically has a time limit (often 30 days) to detain the individual before extradition.
- Contesting Extradition: The detained individual can contest extradition during a court hearing.
Would you like more details on any of these points?
They said its a hold for 5 days
****, if it's a *-day hold, it suggests that the other county must take action within that time frame. Here are some general steps:
- Notification: The other county must be notified and decide on extradition.
- Court Hearing: Your son may need to appear in court.
- Legal Representation: A criminal defense attorney can help expedite the process.
Would you like more detailed information on how to find a criminal defense attorney?
No
****, it seems that your son's situation involves inter-county legal procedures, which can be complex. Given the *-day hold, the other county must act within this timeframe, and legal representation can be crucial in navigating this process. Since you prefer not to find a criminal defense attorney right now, keeping in close contact with both the jails and attending any court hearings promptly will be essential.
If you need more specific legal procedures or any other help, feel free to ask.
Who do i talk to about the hold
****, you should contact the jail administrator in Yuba County or the court in the county where the hold originated. They can provide specific details about the hold and the necessary steps to address it.
Would you like any more details on this process?
No
****, contacting the jail administrator in Yuba County or the court in the other county is crucial. They can clarify the hold and provide next steps. If you change your mind, a criminal defense attorney can expedite the process. If you have more questions, feel free to ask.