what happens when RICO charges are filed?
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Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act, Title 18, United States Code, Sections 1961-1968.\ngo here to read about the law\nhttp://www.usdoj.gov/usao/eousa/foia_reading_room/usam/title9/110mcrm.htm
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Yes, you still have to go to court. You will fill out an info form for the bondsman and report on a regular basis. Your bondsman will notify you when your court date comes up. If you don't show up for court than a fail to appear warrant will be issued for your arrest. Your bondsman can file off of your bond and a warrant will be issued for your arrest also. Not only is a warrant issued for your arrest your bondsman gets a Nisi Judgement against them and they pay the full amount of your bond where you only paid a certain percentage. If this happens other bonding companies may not bond you out. \nSo, please go to court and take care of your business, it is much easier and cheaper on you in the long run. Hope this helped.
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You need a criminal attorney as your situation is the result of a criminal matter.
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It depends on if he is going to risk being found out. If the police are involved, you would get charged with assault, but if the illegal doesn't want to file charges, it might still be up to the officer to press charges against you. \n\nWhether of not the police do anything about the illegal depends entirely on whether he is willing to cooperate with the police, or if he is angry about the assault. \n\nIf you put him in the hospital, there is no doubt that the police will press charges against you, and there is no doubt that the illegal will cooperate with the police. \n\nAs for deporting him, depends also on what part of the country you live in. I have noticed that illegals have a harder and harder time avoiding deportation the further north you go. \n\nIf you live in Texas or Arizona, he won't get deported. If you live in New York City or Montpelier Vermont, you can bet on it.
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He will have a bail hearing.\n\nThey you can bail him out until the trial.\n\nI recommend you call a lawyer now.
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Once charges are filed it is out of your hands then,  it the authorities that are pushing for it then.  You can express your opinion on the charges, but you cannot drop them.
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In certain states you can press charges on a person for that.
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it basically means if he is caught dealing again it will be brought up in court and he will be charged with it
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No, it will show up as an arrest and maybe show the outcome. But an arrest is forever.
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#1 is the car in your name. If so report it to the police to have car brought back. You can also files charges. \n#2 if car is in son's name. Not much you can do, unless he is 16 yoa or younger.
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Greetings!\n\nThe defendant becomes one as a result of the indictment.  Until that time, he is just an citizen not charged with (the indictment) a crime.\nIf you testify before a grand jury, your testimony more than likely resulted in part of his indictment.\n\n\nGood Luck
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You may be arrested and be extradited to the jurisdiction where the warrant is.  Or you may have no consequence..depending on the extradition policies of the departments.
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they will become felons
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There is a statute of limitations for how long the DA has to file a case, depending on whether it's a misdemeanor or felony, and what kind of felony.  \n\nBut, you would not have gone to court or had to post bail if charges were not filed.  What else does your paper work say?
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It is usually issued for new charges or failure to appear for a court hearing.
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Well if you were told that you are under criminal investigation by the IRS, it is most likely that you have not filed your taxes properly and have failed to correct that. Right now, they are just trying to get you to fix everything. You will not be arrested unless you fail to correct your problems. Hopefully they have sent you information as to what happened, so you should call and try and sort this out.
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Yes, they can take your car, your house, and any thing else associated with the crime. It is part of RICO Anti-racketeering law.\n\nOh, and you still have financial responsibily for the confiscated items.