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What store was it?

What county? I have extensive experience in virginia.

Good luck to you. Acts like this can affect your future and have negative consequences on your record.

They should have sent you a letter once full civil demand had been paid stating that you are paid in full. Bring this to court. It shows the judge that you are willing to make things right. Even though its a civil demand, it can still help you in the criminal court. The judge may even reduce or...

You will need a criminal defense lawyer that specializes in theft cases. They know the laws and programs and will work with you to mitigate the effect this has on you and your future. Pay your civil demand. The company wants money. Work out a payment plan. Do not ignore the CD, you are legal...

The chances they caught you are slim to none. However, I would personally bring the mistake to the store manager or a senior store executive. Tell them exactly what happened. To be convicted of theft, there must be intent. You must have intent to deprive the company of merchandise. The fact you...

What mail are you referring to? If its the cd, you have to pay or write them to stop.

Re: Dealing with the guilt of shoplifting-an unjustifiable c Great topic. I will post when I'm not on my phone.

I know that its a lot of pressure. A bunch of us have been in similar situations where we lapsed in judgement. In regards to the place you were, they have traveling LP or it might have even been a district or regional LP person. I am confident they will not prosecute due to what I call the...

Was it duane, rite or cv s? This will help me give an accurate answer on the questions. It appears they are seeking civil recovery not prosecution. Stay out of the stores and stop stealing. Drug store LP travel.

Take this as a lesson to stop stealing. The chances of your friend getting caught after that fact is slim to none. The store alarms go off for many reasons. I would not continue to steal as the more you steal, the higher your chances of getting caught are. The consequences of shoplifting are...

How much is the fine? the retailer is entitled to the money, no matter what the court says. when you say you didn't shoplift what do you mean? They will hound you for seven years and charge extra fees. my advice is to contact them and work out a payment plan that is suitable for you and the firm.

you will be fine. The public defenders office has a huge workload, so they may not get to you quickly, but they will get to you. Let us know how it goes.

what state? california? department store?

The dollar amount is low and you most likely already signed a confession in the store. Retain counsel, either public or private. Keep this off your record. When the civil demand comes pay it. Obey the trespass. Do not steal and move forward from this event.

How did you get their email? And can you refresh us on the details of your case? Did you pay civil demand?

What did the store say?

Yes paying online is safe. If you cannot pay the full amount, contact them and make payment arrangements.

I would call the number on the paper and talk with someone to work out payment arrangements if you cannot pay the amount in full by the requested date. This is a CIVIL fine which is seperate from the CRIMINAL part of the incident in question.

I think I know the company that you used to work for. Due to the fact that you cooperated and there was no inventory loss to the store (you essentially stole from the customers - so they would be the ones to press charges) I am fairly certain that you will not get prosecuted. Keep in mind that...