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Depending on the crime the statute of limitations will vary depending on that charge. If just a misdemeanor than that time has likely expired. That does not mean your former employer does not have other options.

Its happend lots of times and results are mixed. I or anyone can point cases that go both ways this does not reflect what will happen in your case. In short you basically need to look over your shoulder for at least the next year

No one can but but since you were stopped and confronted the chances are higher than most

There is no guarantee reply. However yes if store decides to pursue charges they can turn over all evidence to Police and then file a complaint. The the Police will have until statute of limitations runs out to arrest you

I have read many times that Lawyers have suggested ignoring civil demand there can be several reasons for this. I will get into that if you wish but for now lets just say I personally disagree with ignoring such letters. Not to say one should ignore Attorney advice its just my opinion.

Re: Please help, Shoplifted in NY, No cop involved, First T The only info they will release is to sue you or send negative report to credit reporting agencies if you fail to pay. Neither go to retail theft database

Re: Please help, Shoplifted in NY, No cop involved, First T The service collecting the Civil Demand as nothing to do with database

Re: Please help, Shoplifted in NY, No cop involved, First T Ask as much and as often as yo wish that is why we are here. Yes give them the info it wont harm anything, it just gives them a means to contact you outside of US mail

Re: Please help, Shoplifted in NY, No cop involved, First T If this site is any help please post something in our testimonial section

Re: Please help, Shoplifted in NY, No cop involved, First T So basically you "know" nothing! by the way depending on what website and the people giving you this info it could be totally incorrect. Remember unlike this site most message boards are not moderated very well for accuracy

Re: Please help, Shoplifted in NY, No cop involved, First T Explain how you "know" which retail theft database the store that cought you uses and that your employer uses same database

Very low as it applies to situation you describe

Its not likely you would be recognized however if for any reason its discovered you can be arrested. If you want to shop in this store I suggest a call to corporate to ask for lift on ban

Re: Fired for eating damaged (already opened) sunflower seed Unless Lp called Police you need not worry about criminal charges. Far as fair you need to look at all sides. It wasnt yours we know this. Its doubtful DA would take such a theft case but it is enough to terminate and place your...

Re: Fired for eating damaged (already opened) sunflower seed He may have been rude and it certainly wasnt called for but it was not unlawful. Unless Police were called and criminal charges filed the only record will be with store and any retail theft database they might subscribe to. Just so...

Bans are various time frame due to dollar value and if you were problem or not. If store is part of a chain or owns other stores then it usally means all its chains and sister stores. If your unsure of how long call and ask

It has been brought to my attention that you have sought and recieved advice from another site (legal forum) let me remind that this may not be safe. I must also advise you that anyone can pretend to be anyone on message board and that these legal forums often do not have Lawyers answering...

Re: caught in NJ, please help Why stop at calling only one Attorney?

Re: Please help, Shoplifted in NY, No cop involved, First T Unless you want to lie yes. Once again if your employer is not a subscriber to database or has no reason to research you I doubt they find this

Re: Please help, Shoplifted in NY, No cop involved, First T Why is your employer going to look in database (if a subscriber)? I think your worrying about things that likely wont come to pass. By the way what excuse is there for stealing?