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What state are you in? How much did you steal? Did they call the police? Was it a department store (please do not mention the name)? Did they tell you that they were going to charge you? Did you give them the correct address? Sometimes these things take months before the courts get the paperwork...

Even if they didn't see any of the above (I am sure they did) the fact is she took items from the store without offering payment for the items. Good luck to you and your daughter.

I will answer your question with a story. And the answer to your question is yes, they can. I was working for a major company and we were investigating a cash shortage. During this investigation, the employee in question implicated approximately 15-20 more employees who were also stealing, some...

Most states do not allow expungement for criminal offenses which you plead guilty to. Work out a plea deal such as probation before judgement. If you complete the probation during the time period, it can then be taken off your record. How do you do this might you ask? Get a criminal defense...

I would still get a lawyer, either a public defender or private counsel. You are facing criminal charges and they are the experts who can help minimize the effects this has on you. Have you told your commanding officer?

Company policy. Some are 100% prosecution, others leave it up to LP discretion. I would say most stores will always prosecute for felony amount and most for misdemeanor. If you steal, you should face the consequences. Most of the times, the company has dollar limits and policies on prosecution...

Virginia has very tough theft laws. This could have very serious consequences for your son. Even though he did not steal anything, he can still be charged with the theft as well as the contributing charge (which is sounds like he was). What county was he charged in. Northern Virginia courts...

They will most likely not contact your employer. However, your arrest is public record. Also if someone is in the courthouse and sees your name on the docket, and they work with you, it might get out that way. Contact a lawyer and they can work with you to minimize your legal consequences as...

First time juvenile offenses are usually handled with diversion and programs showing the offender the seriousness of the offense. This is along with the fines and civil demand he also faces.

Felony in MD is $1000 now. What the hell were you thinking stealing a vacuum? They have your picture via their top notch surveillance and it will be posted all over. Stay away from their store and do not steal anymore.

What was the criminal code you were charged with? How many counts of theft were you charged with? That will help us answer your questions accurately.

I would talk to as many criminal lawyers as possible. I would even ask them if they know a certain lawyer in their practice that specializes in theft or larceny cases or one that has "respected" in the courthouse. Often a lawyers reputation precedes them and that alone can help you out.

I would call the courthouse several days before your court case and ask how they are going to proceed. Sometimes they have programs in place where you can work out a deal with the states attorney before hand. Diversion for shoplifting is much like the alcohol classes for first time alcohol...

I take it that you are in Oklahoma based on your screen name. If the police were called and gave you a paper for court, then you have to resolve this through the courts. Try and get a lawyer before your first court date, if you cannot afford one (the courts determine whether or not you can)...

Try and fight it. The worst that can happen is you get convicted. The best is that you get off. Who knows. The Secret Shopper might not even come to court. Talk with the States Attorney, they may agree that they don't have enough to prosecute. If they don't good for you. If they do, take...

Since no police were involved this time, it can be a safe bet that you are fine. That being said you must disclose this information during the checks for your clearances. It may disqualify you from obtaining the clearance, it may not. They will find out about it, so be up front and honest...

You need to get ahead of the ball here. Talk to no one except a lawyer. Often, the company will file a police report and the police will come and try and get you to talk to them. That is a big mistake. You have the right to remain silent and the right to counsel. They will try and intimidate you...

While you need to clear this up ASAP, you will be able to travel freely to most places, most likely even the US. There will be consequences for your actions (you probably will not be able to become a US citizen) but travel should be ok. Talk with an attorney as see the legal repercussions for...

If there is no victim, then charges cannot go forward. If there is no one from the restaurant to testify against you, then you will be good. First things first, consult an attorney.

You need to talk to a lawyer ASAP. Do not ignore this issue, it needs to be dealt with and if you play it properly, it can end in your favor. First things first, talk to an experienced attorney in the area where you committed the crime.