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Pay your civil demand fine. Due to the low dollar amount, the LP most likely did not prosecute you and I am sure the states attorney would not pursue charges on a low dollar theft. Obey the trespass, pay your fine and stop stealing. You should be fine.

I would seek legal counsel. They can assist you in determing whether or not charges have been filed. The juvenile justice system takes weeks or months due to their workload, especially over the summer with school being out. Contact the company that issued the civil demand. Make payment...

Do not plead guilty. Ask for a court appointed attorney if you cannot afford one. An attorney can assist you in possible defenses to your case and any questions you have about the evidence the state is presenting. They can also assist you in making the state prove its case against you. Pay...

You need to let someone know about your problem. It can have serious consequences in the future unless you stop now. It is hard, but letting a support partner know of your struggles will help you overcome them. Check out the NASP. They have programs designed for this issue.

Were you caught in the herald square location? Nyc has such a huge caseload that you will be entered into pre trial diversion program.

You need legal representation. They will assist you in possible defenses in your case. You will most likely attend a diversion class, pay fines and fees and have community service. I would go maybe even go to court a few days before your court date and sit in court to see how the proceedings go...

Google nevada civil demand laws. There may also be a link in the civil demand section of this forum

If no police were involved then you shouldn't have to worry about a criminal record. There could be a fine, trespass and you won't be able to be hired at that company.

Yes, pleading not guilty buys you time to get legal representation. They can then give you advice to follow. Without a lawyer you risk ruining your criminal history at such a young age. Remember, it is the cops job to arrest you. It is the prosecutors job to convict you. It is your lawyers job...

It sounds like you make a habit out of stealing. Seek professional help. Take what you stole and return it anonymously to the store. Do not steal anymore. This will all catch up to you and you can be caught when you are least expecting it.

What state are you in? During your arraignment, plead not guilty. This will get you time to apply for the public defender or obtain private counsel. You are looking at jail time and/or a fine.

If you go back in the store and they call the police on you, all they really need is for the person to say they told you to leave on X day. That is enough for the police to arrest your or issue you a citation. Even better is a paper with your signature, but no signature is fine too. Think of it...

What the store employees do has no relevance to your case. You can be charged with theft on the basis that you removed merchandise from the store without offering payment for it. The employees can beat the crap out of you, they can give you roses and a free ticket to the movies, they can stomp...

Re: fired for theft. Forced to admit to additional crim idid Get an attorney. You will have to end up paying restitution and fines for whatever you admitted to. Just make sure that you are telling the truth when you say all you stole was the lesser dollar amounts. Even if you stole more than...

You will most likely have to appear in front of the court at least once. To minimize your time in court, contact a local attorney (I think I have an idea what town this occurred in - you can PM me if you would like and I can give you some numbers to call). most likely if will not have an...

Any lawyer is better than no lawyer. Try and find employment asap so that you can pay the fines that may come. Take a deep breath, relax and know this won't be the end of the world.

Do not plead guilty. It is like writing a blank check for the judge to cash. Pleading not guilty gives you room to work out a deal with the DA. They can offer diversion or probation and help mitigate your exposure to this harmful charge

I feel for you and your dilemma. If you don't mind, private message me the name of the company with spaces between each letter. IE s t o r e n a m e. I will be able to tell you if they are in the database. Also, look at GIS online. They have good information and are the leaders in theft...

Not disagreeing with the admin, but I doubt a major chain would sell you copies of videos. Note that neither I, the admin nor forum explicitly recommend a certain vendor over another nor are we affiliated with these sites. Or you can see if an lp representative or police officer would do...

Re: Got tagged along a friend shoplifting at Store name (Can If you did not physically participate in the theft, they cannot legally charge you with cd... Do not ignore the cd letter, call them, call the lp, call corporate and get them to remove the cd attached to your name. Do this asap if...