How many days does Oregon have to get someone in custody in California for parole violation. He just needed 3 months to

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Customer: How many days does Oregon have to get someone in custody in California for parole violation
JA: What are the exact charges? Is this a federal or state case?
Customer: He just needed 3 months to finish but violated his parole his case was transferred to riverside
JA: Have you talked to a CA lawyer about this sentencing issue?
Customer: No he has no information he was arrested on the 21st of last month And they keep saying that they're just waiting for Oregon to pick him up
JA: Is there anything else the Lawyer should know before I connect you? Rest assured that they'll be able to help you.
Customer: Well his case was transferred from Oregon to riverside but he validated his parole there is no uggar at reason hes in there
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Hi, 

I’m Zoey, and I am an experienced attorney. I know your question is important to you and I will be giving it the time and attention it deserves.

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Are you saying he was arrested on the 21st of December and he's awaiting extradition to California?

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Extradition takes as long as it will take.  But there are some guideline.  There's a Federal Act called the Uniform Extradition Act that says that 30 days is a reasonable amount of time for extradition to be completed. If California needs more time than that, they can get another 30-day extension by asking for it and then another, up to 90 days, if they can show good cause.    The time starts running from when the defendant signs the waiver agreeing to be transported to California.

States are free to make their own modifications and are not bound by the Act, but because the Federal Law says that 30 days is reasonable and Federal trumps state, there isn't much one can do about a delay until after 30 days from the waiver are up. Then, if there has no movement or communication at all on the part of California and no good cause for that delay which would get them an extension of another 30 days, the defendant's Oregon lawyer can file a writ of habeas corpus, which is an emergency remedy to bring him before the Oregon judge for the state to show good cause as to why he was still being detained and, if the state couldn't, release him.

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they got 30 days to get him from California
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You guys already took five dollars What was that for
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They have up to 90 days if they have good cause.   Typically, they manage it in 30.

As for your $5, customer service handles all membership and billing matters. Contact them and they will take care of that for you. https://www.justanswer.com/help/contact-us or***@******.***

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I tried to engage and interact with you further. I did not hear back from you.

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If there is anything more I can help with for this issue, you can always find me again on this chat thread.

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