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by The Iyer Law Office on April 26th, 2008
The fact that an arrest warrant is outstanding and issued against you, you could be in trouble. The police must just show probable cause that a crime likely occurred, in the jurisdiction of the issuing court, and the person named in the warrant is the perosn that likely committed the alleged crime. If you are located or stopped by police you could be arrested especially if it is within 50 miles of the issuing court. If the warrant is extraditable then you could be arrested and the issuing jurisdiction could seek to extradite you from the arresting jurisdiction. This does not mean that the Prosecution or Police can prove you committed the alleged crime "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt". Beyond a reasonable doubt is the standard required for a conviction. You should see a good criminal lawyer and it will cost you. If you cannot afford a lawyer, and it is jailable offense then you could get a Public Defender (State paid lawyer to defend you).
by I quit. on April 6th, 2008
Why wouldn't they just put it in collections? I would get an attorney that specializes in that type of thing. I bet you could figure out a deal where you pay over a certain amount of time.
What is the possible sentence for committing "registration fraud", a felony in the state of indiana?
by Anonymous on September 8th, 2009
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Should Bernie Madoff be pardoned and put in charge of The Social Security Administration?
by bearwinston on December 13th, 2010
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Should it be called stealing if you raise funds under false pretenses?
by Anonymous on June 15th, 2010
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The evidence is there she has stolen money from my company i can charge her she will loose her job in the federal gov have a record and have to pay it back should i give her the option to settle or lay charges her reputation will be destroyed for life?
by Anonymous on September 6th, 2009
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I shoplifted from a store last year, was asked to sign some papers for no tresspassing,no arrest. Why do I have a felony on my record now?
by meli38 on September 5th, 2010
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You're reading Hi I have a theft warrant that was issued in 2005 and just found out about it yesterday. I attended an auction and there was an unpaid ticket item that was turned in on my number after the auction was over. They turned it into the police as unpaid.
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