If a person takes an item to use with the option to buy but never pays for the item then sells it to someone else is this theft?
If they can prove you intentionally took the item with intentions never to pay, then yes, it's theft.
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If they can prove you intentionally took the item with intentions never to pay, then yes, it's theft.
You did everything right. Speak to your attorney.
You might be able to, use avvo to find an attorney who will talk to you over the phone.
Use this chance wisely. That's the right choice.
It's highly unlikely, but the judge could order a drug test.
I'm not actually sure. You may need to speak to a local family law attorney because if you're 18 you don't need to be emancipated, but I'm not sure...
An attorney may be able to get the warrant recalled without You having to go to jail.
What do you mean? You may have to get the arrest expunged.
You need to seek out a local pro bono appellate organization to assist you.
Hopefully the probation officer will testify to that at the hearing. If not, hire an attorney to represent you.