I'm currently on misdemeanor probation and I'm not being granted permission to move out-of-state. Can they even extradite me? Will they extradite me?
Question Details:
I'm on misdemeanor probation in NY for attempted to failure to register and want to move back to NC, but NY won't change my probation . I was wondering, will be able to extradite me back for that? If so, how much trouble will that make for me and my family?
DUI / DWI Law Answers
Most states will not extradite for misdemeanors, unless they are a neighboring state. However, there is no guarantee. Additionally, if you relocate without NY's permission, a warrant will be issued for your arrest and, if you are ever picked up on the warrant in NY, you will be resentenced, probably to jail. If a warrant has been issued, even if you are not extradited, you will probably have trouble traveling across borders as well.
Your best bet is to make an application to the court to allow the move.
Related DUI / DWI Questions
Didn't find your answer? Ask.
Top Ranking Attorneys
- Hong Shen207 Answers|Points 10350Gold Contributor
- Joseph Gasparrini46 Answers|Points 2200Bronze Contributor
- Kelly Broadbent81 Answers|Points 4000Silver Contributor
- Russ Pietryga78 Answers|Points 3850Silver Contributor
- Shawn Jackson17 Answers|Points 850Bronze Contributor
- Glenn M. Lyon, Esq.27 Answers|Points 1330Bronze Contributor
- Hong Shen207 Answers|Points 10350Gold Contributor
- Kelly Broadbent81 Answers|Points 4000Silver Contributor
- Russ Pietryga78 Answers|Points 3850Silver Contributor
- Sharon Siegel62 Answers|Points 3090Bronze Contributor
- Michael D. Siegel56 Answers|Points 2750Bronze Contributor
- Paula McGill50 Answers|Points 2500Bronze Contributor
Are you a lawyer?Want to be featured here? Sign up for a free profile and get started today! Click Here
More Questions Like This...
 |