Can I be charged in the future if there was no ticket after the arrest?

Well you can be charged.? They may have sent the substance to the lab to prove that it is an illegal drug.? When they get the results back then they could get a warrant for your arrest.

Yes. Up to a year to file.

Yes, you can. You will probably receive through the mail, a citation and a notice to appear in court.

Yes. The prosecuting attorney can file an information against you for up to one year after incident for a State misdemeanor charge.

If you were booked and released, the changes are very good that you will be charged.

Yes, the prosecutor has up to 1 year to file charges against you for a misdemeanor. The court can send a summons to you at the address they have on file for you. If the address on your driver's license is incorrect, and the prosecutor decides to press charges, the court might end up mailing a summons to you at the wrong address. The court has no responsibility to make sure the summons actually gets delivered to you. So, if the court doesn't have your correct address and they send it to you and you don't receive it, the court will issue a warrant for your arrest. My suggestion is to make sure that the court has your correct address, or make sure you fill out a forwarding address card at the post office, just in case. You don't get off on a technicality if the court sends the summons to you at the wrong address you will still be charged with marijuana and drug paraphernalia possession, but you will also have a warrant. Or you can hire a lawyer to look into this for you and find out if you are going to be charged. Your lawyer can probably get the charges dismissed or amended to a lesser offense.

Yes, you can be charged anytime as long as it is within the statute of limitations.

You may or may not receive a notice to appear in the mail. It will be up to the police and D.A. as to whether it is worth pursuing.