Prosecuting Attorney Filing Timeline

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The time it takes for a prosecuting attorney to file charges can vary based on several factors, including the complexity of the case and the jurisdiction.
Could you please provide your location to give you more specific information?

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In Utah, the time for a prosecuting attorney to file charges can vary, but typically:
- Misdemeanor charges: filed within one year.
- Felony charges: filed within four years, except for certain serious felonies.
Would you like more details about specific types of cases?

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In Utah, whether someone is held in custody while charges are getting filed depends on several factors. Generally:
- For serious crimes, individuals may be held in custody.
- For lesser offenses, they may be released on bail or their own recognizance.
Would you like more details on the bail process in Utah?

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The bail process in Utah generally involves:
- **Bail Hearing:** A judge determines if bail is appropriate and sets the amount.
- **Types of Bail:**
- **Cash Bail:** Paying the full amount.
- **Bail Bond:** Using a bail bondsman, usually paying *% of the bail amount.
- **Own Recognizance:** Release based on the individual's promise to return to court.
Would you like more information on any specific type of bail?

Hi ****,
The time it takes for a judge to set and post bail in Utah can vary based on the court's schedule and the specifics of the case. Typically:
- **Immediate Cases:** Bail can be set quickly during a bail hearing or at an arraignment.
- **Routine Cases:** It may take a few hours to a day.
Would you like information on the nearest court in Utah?