Sep 14, 2014 · Tolled, means the same as stopped. If there is a time period that would ordinarily run, the clock is stopped until the event that 'tolled' the time period is completed. Disclaimer

Mar 15, 2017 · The tolling of probation happens when there is an active warrant for violation of probation and the probation officer has not been able to serve the warrant on you.

Jul 28, 2013 · However, various things can temporarily stop the clock. For an obvious example, if the defendant requests a continuance, the clock is stopped for the period of the continuance. The technical phrase for those periods during which the speedy trial clock does not run is that the statute is "tolled" for that time.

Jan 23, 2012 · Tolled means something else. But, for the purposes of your question, once the case has been filed, the statute of limitations doesn't apply. However, you do have a right to a speedy trial. If you are waiving time, then you are waiving your right to a speedy trial. You can pull your time waiver at any time and have the case proceed much more ...

May 26, 2019 · "Tolled" means the time that is passing isn't counted against your sentence. In other words, if your sentence was tolled after the first month, then you will still have 2 years and 11 months of probation waiting for you no matter how long it takes them to catch you.

Apr 1, 2020 · This involves a misdemeanor charge for someone who's currently in jail, and there was supposed to be a docket sounding in early April. It now shows a docket sounding for the last week in May. Can you describe what "speedy trial tolled" is all about?

Oct 5, 2013 · When a prescribe time period is tolled, it means that the time for answering/filing/etc is effectively placed on "pause" pending the resolution of some other condition. In this case, a motion for summary disposition (which might be summary judgment or a dismissal or some other relief) operates to toll the statute of limitations on the time to ...

Mar 29, 2018 · The judge "tolled" (or stayed) the running of the probationary time period to allow the district attorney to file a petition for probation revocation. Under Alabama law, probation automatically expires two years from date of sentence in all misdemeanor cases and five years from date of sentence in all felony cases, unless the court enters an ...

Jun 26, 2017 · When a case is continued for whatever reason (discovery, plea negotiations, whatever), the court must order that the speedy trial clock is tolled for specific reasons, or the prosecution must proceed or be dismissed for Speedy Trial violations. If this is actually a Florida State case, the federal constitutional provisions still apply.

Mar 16, 2020 · A tolling order must be requested by the probation officer. Once tolled, it remains tolled (forever) until the court reinstates probation or revokes a particular amount of time - the defendant must be brought before the court for hearing for the judge to decide.