What is the process 4 arraignment court 4 shoplifting $19.99 merchandise?
820247
THOU SHALT NOT  STEAL!!!! It don't get any easier than that!
271713
File a claim with the police.  File a claim with your insurance company.  Neither one will result in getting the merchandise back or any money, but it will establish a record of the crime.  This will help if you catch the same people in the act next time.\n\nAnother precaution you can take (besides locking up the car and house securely and/or with an alarm) is to engrave a code number on your stuff, and write down the code number on a separate piece of paper that you put in safe-keeping.  Then if you know who took the stuff, the police can check for the code number you provide them, and that will be enough evidence for them to reclaim the property and charge the criminals.\n\nGood luck!
1034803
check  myorangeclerk.com for all #s\nCivil court 407-836-2055\nCriminal felony  407-836-2055\nCriminal misdemeanor  407-836-2066\n If not what you need check the website - it even has fax #
44159
Start by contacting the Attorney General in the county that the order was signed by the judge.\n\nThey will take you through the process of filing a complaint and will collect it on your behalf.  This will cost you nothing....it is your right.  Most have success....even out of state.  I know of a case where the order was signed in Texas and was collected from the payor in Florida.\n\nIf you have access to some money, a private attorney will proably produce faster results, but the cost can be high.  The legal fees can be collected from the payor but a suit has to be filed and he need to have the resources to pay it...otherwise, it is just a judgement.  \n\nIn my opinion, the Attorney General is the best way.\n\nGood luck and I wish you the best.
401595
Unless there's video tape of them taking out the cash there's nothing that will happen.  Simply accusing someone of taking $2000 isn't going to mean anything, there has to be proof of them taking it.  Since I dobut you'll even be able to prove there was $2000 in it I seriously dobut you'll prove they took it.  Anyone could have taken it, the person who found it has no way of knowing what should be in there.  Also what type of person carries $2000 in their purse?  Only someone asking for trouble would do that type of thing.  Also don't think the store will pay for it, it was YOUR MISTAKE that caused the money to be lost (if you could even prove that you had it) and NO store or insurance policy will payout a claim simply on a statement "I had $2000 in the purse."  How rediculious do you think that statement sounds?  It makes you look more like a criminal then the person who you say stole it.
859106
Its a Class A misdemeanor. Here is the list.\n\n(1)  a Class C misdemeanor if the value of the property \nstolen is less than  $50;  \n\n(2)  a Class B misdemeanor if: $50 or more but less than $500\n\n(3)  a Class A misdemeanor if the value of the property stolen is $500 or more but less than $1,500;\n\n(4)  a state jail felony if: $1,500 or more but less than $20,000\n\n(5)  a felony of the third degree if the value of the property stolen is $20,000 or more but less than $100,000\n\n(6)  a felony of the second degree if the value of the property stolen is $100,000 or more but less than $200,000\n\n(7)  a felony of the first degree if the value of the property stolen is $200,000 or more.
28838
It depends on the items that are missing.  If it's money that's missing and being embezzeled, just go past your superiors and straight to the cops.  If it's company property that's missing such as office supplies or sales merchandise and you've gone through the proper channels then that's about all you can do.  I would recommend that you document everything you notice.  Make sure to include dates, times and names if possible.  Then you would have it as backup if anybody were to try and accuse you.
926147
Contact the sate attorney general's office in California under the consumer protection division.  What this person did could be construed as a felony, and they will end up in jail.  It falls under federal jurisdiction as well because they used an interstate commerce (the internet) to commit fraud.  You can sue them later, but that will involve filing it in a California court.  The criminal court will get you your money back and you will have the satisfaction of knowing this person is in jail.  They may even get you a little extra in restitution.\n\nContact your local district attorney's office as well.  Your local police department can help, but all they will do is take a statement and contact the DA for getting in contact with CA.\n\nDO NOT CONTACT THIS PERSON ANYMORE.  If you alert them to a criminal investigation, they could take steps to make it more difficult for law enforcement to find them.\n\nContact your bank or credit card company immediately.  They will submit a claim and may be able to put a lein on the thief's account, and may be able to get your funds back faster.\n\nGoodluck!
612328
Contact the State Police, they should do it for a small fee.
853947
Go to jail...go directly to jail...do NOT pass go...do NOT collect 200 dollars!
811027
i really do not think those pictures will matter because there will be a chance the judge or magistrate will think they were fooled around with so no luck there.... If this is your first offense you are prolly looking at a fine plus court costs and maybe some community service no sweat pay your fines and do the service...
939158
You need to get a a copy of the police report, or a copy of the complaint filed against you. \n\nIt is possible that the one committing the fraud is the person in Atlanta. If you indeed sent him the item he purchased, he may only now be saying that he received an empty envelope. In fact, he may be lying to you when he said that he filed a police report, in the hopes that you will believe him and return the money to him to avoid any problems.\n\nSo, write to this person and ask him for a copy of the police report and the complaint. Next, confirm with the police department that there is a charge of larceny and mail fraud against you.\n\nIf there is, you need to write to the police department and say that there is a big misunderstanding, that the item was lost in the mail, but that you will return the money to the buyer.\n\nThe other question is how much is the item worth? If there is indeed a charge filed against you, then yes, if you ever travel to the USA you could be arrested and incarcerated, until you appear in court for trial. If the amount isn't that great, offer to the person in Atlanta that you will return the money, after he drops the charges against you. It is a question of how much you value your peace of mind.
1093197
I would contact the better business bureau and place a negative report on their business. Next I would contact the credit card agency and ask them how to dispute this charge. Since this is from December 05 you might have a hard time getting them to do anything since that is almost 6 months ago.\n\nAs far as small claims court goes, you have 2 choices in filing a case. You can report it in your precinct where you live and if they will not go across state, which i do not understand as i have done this several times with medical collections....then you can file in the precinct where the business resides. You would need to call the county clerk for that county or the sherriff's dept and they can tell you which precinct that address would fall under. Best of luck.
544216
I did a search and nothing solid turned up aside from this site:  http://www.adamswells.com/~firstpres/fpc4.htm\n\nI suggest you contact your credit card company and inquire for more details.  If they aren't able to furnish any more details  about the business that charged you I suggest you dispute the charge (you have every right to).
477602
This is what is referred to as an embezzled vehicle. It is a similar charge to vehicle theft. However, the DA's office can pursue theft charges depending on the circumstances.
972707
I would start by filing it in yours.  If he objects he can file a motion with that court for a change in venue or a motion that the court in your area does not have standing in the case.\n\nBut did you try to work it out with the seller, I did not see that mentioned, it only says you filed a claim with the auction site.\n\n\nand how was the items not what you bought, how was it wrong
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Was it a related charge?  ie 1st degree murder to 2nd degree murder?  Then there's no material change in the charges and it can proceed.  If they went from shoplifting to assault and battery though they'd have to give time to prepare a defense to that since that was not the orginial charge.