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Posted January 5, 2013 6:17pm. There is no limit. A mistrial means that there was no verdict, so until the prosecutor decides ot stop trying the case, they can continue to go to trial. It is unfortunate, but unless the jury agrees they can keep trying.
Yes. The judge will give your lawyer a trial date usually a few weeks in advance. If you don't want to go to trial, it sounds like you have been offered a deal that does not include jail time.If you think you are going to be convicted at trial, probation is a pretty good deal.Yes.f the judge thinks the state is unnecessarily delaying, he can dismiss it. If you can't reach an agreement, the judge will set it for trial. If it goes to trial and you are convicted, typically the punishment is much harsher than you would have gotten with a plea. No, there is no specific time frame.