No one can tell you that. It depends on the underlying offenses, the reasons for the warrants, what stage the cases were in when the warrant was issued, your record, etc. It is possible that you would not do any time; that also depends on the skill of your attorney.

Answer Applies to: California
Replied: 10/3/2011

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The amount of time that you will get will depend on the misdemeanor charges. By definition the maximum time for a misdemeanor is one year in the county jail. With most misdemeanor cases if there is more than one the others will be dismisses or the time will run concurrent. As to when you get released on a misdemeanor that can depend on how crowded the jail is and what you were found guilty of. With more facts an attorney cha give you a complete answer.

Answer Applies to: California
Replied: 9/30/2011

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