It can be charged after being let go if new evidence comes to light or if the prosecutor decides to file charges later.

Yes, it is possible to be charged with a crime after being released from custody or after a case has been dismissed. In some cases, charges may be dropped due to insufficient evidence or other factors. Still, the prosecution may refile charges later if new evidence is uncovered.

It’s also possible for charges to be refiled after a case has been dismissed without prejudice, which means the charges can be refiled later. In some cases, charges may be dismissed with prejudice, which means that the charges cannot be refiled.

Additionally, if a person is released on bail or recognizance, they may be required to appear in court later to face charges. If they fail to appear in court, a warrant may be issued for their arrest, and they may face additional charges for failing to appear.

Overall, while being released from custody or having charges dismissed can be a relief, the possibility of future charges may still exist. We recommend consulting with a qualified attorney if you have concerns about your legal situation or rights.