I have a big problem here. last year i got into stuff with the wrong peeps and bounced a few checks at wallmar
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The warrant was issued to remedy the outstanding worthless checks and is normal proceeding. However, there are some vaibles you left out such as the total dollar ammount of the checks you gave to Wal Mart, and that ammount will determine the seriousness of the offense. Each state has a dollar ammount that divides misdemeanor crimes from felony crimes. \n     The fact that you didn't receive anything in the mail from Wal Mart is irrelevant since you knew the checks were worthless when you gave them to Wal Mart.      \n     Any person charged with a crime in the United States has the right to be represented by an attorney, even if they cannot afford one. The court will appoint an attorney to represent you at no cost to you should you be taken into custody. (Remember your Miranda Rights... "you have the right to remain silent.....")\n      In the mean time, you can contact your public defenders office and seek advice from them. Other resources include legal aide which is usually free advice and web sites such as megalaw.com and findlaw.com. Both have paid and free search engines that cover criminal and traffic laws, plus you can search case law to see what the trend for certain offenses has been in your state. You can also contact the Prosecuting/State's attorneys office direct and talk to them about the situation since they are the ones who represent crime victims and will be the attorneys you will have to face should you find yourself in a courtroom. \n      Finally, you can contact your district/magistrate court and and speak with them about making payment arrangements to take care of the outstanding debt. Some states offer probation before judgement which means they give you an opportunity to make the situation right without going to jail if you have a clean criminal history prior to this offense.\n      Remember, since there is a warrant for your arrest, any officer you come into contact with who runs your license will be made aware of the outstaning warrant. You'll place yourself in a much better light if you turn yourself in versus making the police come and find you.
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Well, it isn't your fault they sent you the checks. But if you know that it is a mistake and you cash them anyway, they can probably take you to court over it. And I bet they can afford better lawyers than you...
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well first dont go over board and get the huge scores tht will get you caught stay with what you can handle. try  not to be a violent thief cause youll get caught quicker. and never steall from the poor people do jelwery stores and stuff
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Im afraid you are basically out of luck, unless you go to a check cashing place, actually you can go to two of them and then get up to your ears in quickie debt.
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Best thing to do is just dress nice (business casual), go to court by yourself, hold your hands in your lap and apologize for your mistake.  Ask the DA if there is anything you can do to fix the situation.  Usually they'll work with you, as long as you be sure to say "Yes, Sir/Ma'am" and "thank you".  Be polite and businesslike, and they usually either let it go or just charge you a small fine (and if you show up, the often make sure it doesn't even go on your license)\n\nGood luck!
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i dont have references really but i work there i guess i could ask and get back to you... buuuut id say no. they have cameras out and they look for anything suspicious plus they have guards and stuff... theyd think you were waiting for a relative you are mad at to open the store so you could hurt them or something... they have lots of security measures, so i dont think it is a good idea... maybe if it was like black friday or something... when they open all early and have lots of sales....
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unfortunately yes the same thing happened to me at bank of america
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I would confront them, let them know you take pride in your honesty and want to be a good employee. who wants a reference in this computer age saying your a thief
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tell the bank so they can make a record of the mistake b/c karma is a bitch, it will always come back to you. besides you never know if the money you are spend is someone bill money...
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Report the thefts to the campus police and tell them you suspect your roomate. Also go talk to the dean of the school about this problem. See if you can get a new roomate.
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i really hope for your own good that those arent your real details...\n\nim sure your family will understand your broke and cant afford gifts.... same as me this year.
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That has happened to me more times than I can count basically on the same lines as your questions how people are what they prefer. It is a bunch of crap. One day I went to check my mail and there was like 6 violations in 1 day.
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CheckSmart is feeding you a line of bull$h!t.  As long as you are making a reasonable effort to pay off a just debt they CANNOT turn you over for collection (under the Fair Debt Collection Act)and they sure as heck CANNOT have a warrant issued for your arrest if they can't prove that you deliberately committed bank fraud.  \n\nHere's what you do:  Get the name, address, telephone number, and FAX number of the manager of the Columbus CheckSmart office.  Write him/her personally and explain the situation.  Be sure to FAX a copy to them ASAP and make sure you keep a copy of the letter.  Let them know that you're willing to pay the debt but you simply can't hand over that kind of money right now because you got scammed out of a huge chunk of money yourself.  Send the original via UPS or FedEx so you can ensure your letter makes it there before noon on Friday.  If you don't hear from the manager by Friday, call on Monday and ask to speak to him/her.  If this person is not willing to accommodate you, that's when you start playing hard-ball.\n\nIf the manager says he/she is going to get a warrant sworn out for your arrest, then tell him/her your lawyer will be in court the very next day filing a damages lawsuit against CheckSmart for wrongful prosecution, and that he/she will be named as one of the defendants in the suit.  \n\nIf the manager demands payment in full, tell him/her that you will pay what you can on a schedule but that's all you can do.  \n\nIf he/she tells you that's not acceptable, your reply is that you're not asking -- you're telling him what you can and will do and he/she will just have to live with it.  And if he/she has a problem with it, encourage him/her to read up on the Fair Debt Collection Act.\n\nYou should probably contact a lawyer as well.  Look in the Yellow Pages for attorneys that give free initial consultations.  You might get someone who will take your case pro bono (for free).\n\nGood luck!
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Double check every entry...  Best advice I can give..  Triple check by someone else depending on how important it is..
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You are at wrong place. Contact Guru.
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check with the local accessibly ppl . some places u can get away with more
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no one can help you...i did that last year...alfull...so much paper work