What to do if probation officer/police comes to my door looking for someone who is not here?? What are my rights
No. You should definitely not let the police in unless they have a warrant.
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No. You should definitely not let the police in unless they have a warrant.
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You will be subject to up to 6 months in county jail or a fine of $500 (plus penalty assessments, which tend to triple the fine).
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How many years ago did it happen? Your ability to still file now is doubtful.