A. Most cases are resolved within 90 days of the Arraignment on the Information.
A. Judges can order restitution as part of a sentence. Victims must supply documentation of loss.
A. No. Defendants are not given personal information such as addresses, phone numbers, and social security numbers.
A. In some instances, property can be returned prior to trial. In most cases, personal property will be returned at the conclusion of the case.
A. Victims can call a Victim Service Advocate or the assigned Assistant Prosecuting Attorney. Victims and Witnesses can also call the General Trials Division phone number at 313-224-7117 for information.