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It was brilliant to admit to a crime here and even post your picture so that you can be identified. :rolleyes:

You fell in a whole what?

You wrote a novel about a case that is almost 25 years old. This is not the forum to ask hypothetical questions about this. I'm sure you can find more appropriate places online to argue about the OJ murder case. This site is for folks who need legal "advice" - it's not the National Enquirer...

The boyfriend cannot take you to court for anything, sounds like he knows nothing. I will echo the previous advice - report this to the police ASAP and get him locked up.

First of all, it's petit larceny. The store didn't charge you with anything - it is the District Attorney's office that did so. Somehow I think there must be some things missing from your story.

It will always come up on your record - you were arrested and that will always show up on your criminal history. In NYC you will never do time for a misdemeanor unless you have an extensive criminal history.

Then you really have issues... looking for people on an Internet forum to enable you and comfort you when what you SHOULD be doing is retaining one of these countless attorneys and getting down to business. I guess you just like wasting your time and ours.

Why don't you keep all of your questions about the same matter in the same thread?? "We"?? If you have an attorney, which you claim you do, he is the one to ask - not a bunch of strangers online. Enough already.

Wondering why he didn't post and how you found out about this. Did you read Keith502's mind? :confused:

I strongly suggest that you stop playing Perry Mason and let your cousin's attorney deal with this matter.

It doesn't mean any such thing. That is not obvious and what you describe is far from proof that routine maintenance wasn't done. You are very naive about motor vehicles.

That is hardly a resolution. No one at the law enforcement agency involved would pay any attention to that and it's not up to them to adjudicate the case anyway. The warrant is a court order to bring the defendant before a judge. This matter has to be adjudicated in a courtroom and the OP needs...

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This is not a do-it-yourself matter. As Army Judge advised you - get an attorney. Your attorney may recommend that a forensic accountant take a look at your husband's finances.

No one here knows anything about Italian law. This is not an international law forum. Your family member should consult with an attorney.

So you previously lived out on the street? If you sacrificed so much I would suggest sacrificing a little more by investing in a good pair of stereo headphones when you move into your next apartment.

So someone stole your identity and took your kids and were involved in several accidents? Huh?

Thousands? That sounds a bit extreme.

You said she wasn't an illegal immigrant - she was here on a tourist visa. That's not illegal. She wasn't supposed to be working, but then again YOU hired her knowing she wasn't allowed to work. You were not there when the child got hurt so you don't even know what happened.