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Someone is accusing me of identity theft after allowing me to put my utilities in their name 2 years ago. What do i do?
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Answered on August 05, 2015
The simple answer is that it is your responsibility. Pay the bill. It will be a lot less problem than facing unjustified criminal charges even if...
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Separation of a 3 year relationship with credit card debts
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Answered on August 05, 2015
Yes. You can sue her for the amount owed, presumably in small claims court.
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I am a 23year old male wanted for having sex with a 15 year old girl I was questioned and released
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Answered on August 05, 2015
Talk, in person, with a local criminal defense lawyer. Do not talk to police about this, or anyone other than that lawyer.
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Is there an expiration of a bench warrant?
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Answered on August 04, 2015
No. The statute of limitations stopped counting when the complaint was filed. At some point a judge may decide to clear old warrants but I wouldn't...
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In Virginia can you purchase a gun with a class one misdemeanor assault on a family member
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Answered on August 03, 2015
Assuming that this offense fits the definitions of the "Lautenberg Amendment," the federal law banning firearms, you cannot. See the link below.
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Is it possible to get a sexual motivated crime expunged that was prior to megans law??
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Answered on August 03, 2015
I would point out that the answer to this would be different in Wisconsin, which is happy to add punishments after the crime.
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Unauthorized use of credit card
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Answered on August 03, 2015
And your question is?
Yes, this is a crime. You can ask the credit card company to reverse the charges and can file a police report.
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Paypal credit fraud
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Answered on August 03, 2015
Sister-in-law may be guilty of the crime of identity theft. She can pay mom back, now, or face criminal prosecution.
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What is stay last 60 days of sentence for 90 days of home detention in a court sentence define * stay* in above
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Answered on August 03, 2015
Best guess: You were sentenced to 60 days jail. The judge stayed or stopped that sentence from taking effect and gave you 90 days home detention....
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I was caught stealing. Will this haunt me forever?
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Answered on August 03, 2015
Will it ever go away? No. It will fade into the distance.
You ask for a diversion by asking for a diversion.
There are no "points."
This is not...
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