Can a store's theft recovery "officer" use whatever force they want?
No, they can't use whatever force they want. They must still act reasonably and only use the force necessary to hold you for the police. ...
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No, they can't use whatever force they want. They must still act reasonably and only use the force necessary to hold you for the police. ...
There's no way to guess what your particular sentence may be. The prior theft conviction will certainly factor into this. Second degree...
This is absolutely a situation where you're going to need a criminal defense attorney to help you through this. As indicated by Mr. Marshall,...
From what you wrote, the 11359 possession for sales sounds like a stretch, but your attorney is going to have to review all the evidence for a full...
You can push the issue with the club and/or police - whoever kept your license or you can simply go apply for a duplicate through the DMV.
I think the question was asking about cashiers asking for a phone number when they ring up the purchase, despite the fact it's posted in the...
Not to just echo the other answers, but to add another piece of advice - Start looking for that attorney ASAP. Don't wait until your court date...
Something's not all there in your question. 12316(b) is possession of ammunition by a person prohibited from possessing a firearm, but you're also...
Under the Penal Code, an officer must inform you of three things when you're arrested: The Cause, Intent and Authority to arrest you. Cause -...
As suggested by Mr. Kaman, this is best posed to an attorney in North Carolina, as laws differ from state to state. Then again, I'm sure some...