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I think with most credit cards you are liable for $50.

McDonald's coffee is improving, but, not as good as Tim Horton's.

No jail unless there is some kind of crime involved. Garnishing wages maybe. Probably put on some kind of payment schedule. How Much?

He violated the terms of the agreement by having contact without a social worker/etc. Even though it was only by phone. So, yah, he violated probation and he can be kept from his kids.

. . . What was her alleged "probation violation?" was it because they think she was guilty, or, did she "forget" to tell her probation officer about the contact? Seems like if she meets with her P.O. once a month, the violation would have occurred, and she would have been violated...

Now Now CDW, Maybe she was innocent. . .

anti-shoplifting courses? You mean, like shoplifting is some kind of an addiction, and how to . . . er...

. .. What did he call the ticket?

Have you been arrested yet?

You seem bothered enough that you should try to have a consultation with an area lawyer about the event. You can try consulting a criminal defense attorney first, as they may know of cases where they represented a client that later sued the store. . . Most will consult for free. Then...

Hilah, You won't know until you ask around. At the least, make sure the initial consultation doesn't cost anything. Not all attorneys will simply do 1/3 of winnings. Most will do 1/3 of winnings plus fee, some, if you lose, will still charge you for court costs, which can be quite a bit...

garygary, Good Luck! I think it is wise of you to hire an attorney at this point.

Most attorneys that work on expungement are criminal defense attorneys.

Exactly. I'm not sure what the school immunity is. It's something to explore. Time to get yourself an attorney.

In your original narrative, you don't mention this... then ya do. Hard to help you unless you reveal all pertinent information. Thing is, you set off the alarm. And, you should know you set off the alarm. Not just some random thing, where the alarm goes off. You're supposed to wait...

You don't have to have been arrested by a "bad" cop to fail the field sobriety test. Lots of reasons why someone totally sober may fail it.

It takes a good person to go back and re-research, etc. Your advice is normally dead-on tpajet. I look forward to reading more of it in the future.

Hi. I notice I've disagreed with you on a few posts recently. Nothing personal! I mostly like what advice you give.

. . . I think you should always refuse the Field sobrety test. . . An ex-cop was working as a Detective at a law film, showed us how he would do a field sobriety test and get people to fail it, even totally sober.

Also, statute of limitations may vary in civil cases. There are some that go back to the incident, but also sometimes they go back to the memory of the event. Tpajet, the poster is asking about CIVIL damages. The poster is also asking about Rape.