WhiteCollar
New Member
If all goes well, I will begin serving my 5 year probation sentence for Felony Insurance Fraud in a few weeks. I was originally supposed to begin my probabtion back in April, but the judge denied the probation because I was on unemployment and she wanted me to have a job so I can pay back my restitution. So, I got a real crappy job paying crap money as fast as I could just so I could at least say I am working at my next court date....believe me, I tried getting better jobs, but it's not easy out there as we all know. I jumped on the first one that said yes.
Anyways, my question is this. A few people are working on getting me a job, but they are all jobs based out of NJ. I live in NYC and will be serving probation here. I cannot afford to live on the money I am making currently for much longer, so if a job in NJ is offered I have to take it. Is this going to be an issue, because if it is I fully intend on telling them to just let me serve my time in prison because it's not them that has to struggle just to survive. The job in NJ that I am likely to get pays about 3-4 times the amount I currently make. Please tell me this will not be an issue.
In this day and age with the technology police have to find people, I cannot see why this should be an issue. It's not like I am running away anywhere, rather driving 10 miles to work at a respectable job.
I know I sound negative, but the system is really getting me down!
Anyways, my question is this. A few people are working on getting me a job, but they are all jobs based out of NJ. I live in NYC and will be serving probation here. I cannot afford to live on the money I am making currently for much longer, so if a job in NJ is offered I have to take it. Is this going to be an issue, because if it is I fully intend on telling them to just let me serve my time in prison because it's not them that has to struggle just to survive. The job in NJ that I am likely to get pays about 3-4 times the amount I currently make. Please tell me this will not be an issue.
In this day and age with the technology police have to find people, I cannot see why this should be an issue. It's not like I am running away anywhere, rather driving 10 miles to work at a respectable job.
I know I sound negative, but the system is really getting me down!