seattle extradition laws

[dime]

does anyone know if seattle will extradite from portland or eugene for a misdominer probabation violation?

 

[Dameon]

Generally, for misdemeanors, you'll only get extradited within the state. It's too expensive to ship you all over the place.

 

[dime]

yeah i had a fixed-blade knife which was illegal

 

[macks]

i didn't know fixed-blades were illegal in seattle. and i was walking about with one on my belt for a bit. sounds pretty minor.

 

[finn]

i didn't know fixed-blades were illegal in seattle. and i was walking about with one on my belt for a bit. sounds pretty minor.

I believe the law is any knife with a blade over 3-1/2 inches long is considered an illegal weapon to carry around. It's a gross misdemeanor.

 

[marc]

I got 2 tickets in austin,tx one for illegal camping and one for possession of alcohol in a park. i never went to the court dates so now i have warrants there. someone told me i can be in texas as long as im not caught in travis county. does anyone know if thats true or will i get taken in anywhere in texas?

 

[BrokeWhiteBoy]

I got 2 tickets in austin,tx one for illegal camping and one for possession of alcohol in a park. i never went to the court dates so now i have warrants there. someone told me i can be in texas as long as im not caught in travis county. does anyone know if thats true or will i get taken in anywhere in texas?

I guess it is fitting enough to just say... Ya don't mess with Texas.

I'd play it safe and avoid it, or just not carry id and use a name of your friend while in Tx.

 

[macks]

I believe that is only if it is concealed on you or in your back

Once it's in your back you have a whole new set of problems... =/

 

[IBRRHOBO]

misd crimes are only extriditable within the state the crime happened. this is cause u have to have a governor's warrant to haul u across a state line. the law deals with interstate compact on detainers if ur into long, dry reading. many states won't haul u very far on misd's as in the case of texas as it costs too much $. fed crimes, such as getting tickets in the parks/forests are exempted as the feds have a trip called pendant jurisdiction. good hunting!

 

[wildmAn47]

in ur back?...as in like...in ur backpack?...i figured then u'd be allowed to have one?!?..i dont really get the whole concealed weapon thing..like...i have this really good fixed blade knife,its really useful i planned on carrying that with me wen i travel..but its like...a 7 inch blade,and then carrying like a multi-tool...or...would that be a bad idea?..i was just gonna keep the 7inch blade like in my backpack or something?..that sucks

 

[BrokeWhiteBoy]

Once it's in your back you have a whole new set of problems... =/

Be it the impending hospital visit or the "friend" you now have to get even with.

 

[veggieguy12]

Illinois sheriff sergeant took possession of my girlfriend's knife (the non-folding one with a 6" blade) when he put us in the back of the patrol car for a ride to the bus stn., where he returned it to her.
I think it could be confiscated as illegal, but her plan is to argue the need for it as a young female hitchhiking (sometimes) alone.
The douchebag state trooper in Nebraska kicked us off the hitchin' spot without any mention of it, though he surely saw it w/ her bag.

So maybe it is legal if unconcealed, if displayed - 'course, displaying a gun isn't legal, can't just walk into a supermarket with a shotgun in your hands.