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Once incarcerated (placed in jail), a person may have to wait up to 72 hours to find out his/her charge.
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Once incarcerated (placed in jail), a person may have to wait up to 72 hours to find out his/her charge.

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This is true. When placed in custody your prosecutor is typically required to decide within 72 what charges of any will be placed
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