If you're a convicted felon (about 14yrs ago) what are the chances of being R.O.R? I mean he has no where else to go but home, he has no money to leave or skip state etc. they have nothing on him to even have arrested him. It's so stupid...

Another question I have is when they come with a search warrant do they have to show it to you before they come and rip your house apart or after their done?

What are the arresting charges? The ROR will be decided by the Judge at the time of arraignment.

Theft by unlawful taking, criminal conspiracy and receiving stolen property.

This is the first two charges are for a car he and a friend supposedly stole. YET in the police search warrant that I have it states while my husband and his friend were being questioned the car was being tracked by a cell phone by GPS and was moving around. So, not sure how they managed to be questioned and driving a car around at the same time. The stolen property they may be able to get him for. We believe the friend did have something to do with it because he did have items from the car. But, the friend and hubby weren't together the entire time after work. My hubby was out snowboarding talking to other workers while the friend was in the "bar" so who knows what the friend was doing.

ROR while they may look a little at prior criminal, in fact if you actually was on bail and showed up, that shows you do return,

What they look at is if you will show up in court.

But with three charges, most likely you will have a 10,000 to 50,000 bail set. ** my guess.

They don't have to show you a warrant, they merely have to have one, sometimes when they are in a rush to save evidence, the DA or officer is getting the warrant signed by judge, they radio officer at scene they have a warrant.
All they have to do is produce the warrant at court showing it was issued prior to the search.

So sounds like hubby should work out a deal and testify against the other person

At his arraignment his bail was 30,000 which is why he's still there. No way I could come up with 3,000. He's hoping for the ROR for his prelim. Which is on Wed.

I don't know if he can really even testify against the other guy since he doesn't know anything. The only thing he knows is what the cops found in the house and that's when hubby found out about it.

If you hire an attorney, they may make a case to get it reduced but I dobt it will go under that 15000 level, not on the serious level of the charges