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If they ask about arrest then no you cannot say no without lieing

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Unless she fails to pay it should have no impact on her other than paying the money

The only record will be with the store and any retail theft database they might subscribe to. She will get a letter of civil demand from a law firm more than likely

It would be impossible to even guess how likely that is. There are many factors that could weigh into this

If the got your plates or have any means to ID you (previous or current purchase etc) then they can file a Police report and you can be arrested

As pointed out earlier 'anyone" subscribing to said database would be able to see its contents

Once again that will depend on what happens with plea deal or whatever your Attorney does. You really need to talk to him since he cleary has not explained things to you

Most courts and civil recovery services will accept payment plans but do not miss a payment! Both the court fines and civil demand have nothing to do with each other

Starting a marriage off by decieving your mate does not show much trust in your Groom. Its almost a sure thing you will get Civil Demand there is no reason not to. Once again we cannot dispute what your Attorney says if you doubt his word get a consultation with another Attorney, however its not...

I am not in the habit of disputing advice given poster by legal counsel. Your Attorney is much more familar with local laws than we are. However if you question his advice a simple consult with another Attorney should tell you what you need to know. Keep in mind not all programs that result in...

For your protection your post has been edited. What courts will do varies on charges filed against you. What you need to do is try to take some control over this by calling Attorneys. many offer free consultations. when you meet with these Lawyers ask them if diversion is available in your case

If the store is a subscriber to database I would say 99.9% chance. Civil about the same

No one can say for sure but the likihood they will file charges at this point is very low

Sadly the stores that use these databases are a closley guarded secret. I personally have made attempts to find out to no avail.

As I told you this is out of our area. However I personally do not feel that misleading or lieing will benefit you. Its not difficult to research someones work history

Re: How to remove name from Retail Theft Database after 2 ye Not listing them could prove very unwise for a number of reasons.

You are correct however anyone can subscribe. It sunlikely a nonretailer would though. Keep in mind that if your former employer(s) are called they can legally tell potential employers why you were fired

Your wrong the statute of limitations on petty theft is around one year

Your question involves labor law issues and problem not too much retail theft. Everything in life is a risk. In this instance, nobody might know if you leave them off of your employment history. Just be ready to explain if there is a noticeable gap in employment.