Is bank robbery worse than child rape? would I only get probation and counseling if the bank guard nabs me?
930493
Bank robbery is a federal crime and with all the security that banks have all get caught and serve time in federal prison. Maybe you should grow up and get a job.
995927
If you are charged it won't be that serious since you are a minor, and it will come off your record at 18. Make sure your witnesses are at the trial, so they know you didn't start it and simply say it was defence and getting to a trial can be a very long time. The most that will happen is you would do community service since you are a minor and you didn't start it. I think you are looking for a compulsive liar (someone who lies non-stop).  Drop the money thing...they might say it is a reason why you beat her up!
1073410
Go to findlaw.com and research your states law for sexual assault. Chances are since he broke probation, he will have that time to actively serve too. It doesn't look good. Especially if they 'box-car' his sentences, meaning serving one before he can start another.
1150747
Heard about them... Advise: Don't get involved with gang activity... It will lead to a life of crime, and then no way of getting a real job in the future.  If the life you want is to be an inmate until you die, have at it, otherwise steer clear.  I promise you that you don't want to be in jail for the rest of your days.
959902
This depends on what jurisdiction you are in as the age at which a child can be prosecuted for committing a crime varies from State to State.  It is unlikely, however, that an 11 year old would be placed in a juvenile detention facility.  More likely, there would be probation & counseling or possibly, placement in an inpatient treatment facility depending on the circumstances surrounding the abuse.  Also, children's services should be involved if both minors were living in the same household at the time of the incident.
508120
hey Hun, trying to figure out what your crimes are again? lol If you get caught you would be in trouble for attempted murder and identity theft and fraud so I would advise not getting caught.
406930
Ultimately your son is responsible. I he does not have the financial means to fix the damages then you as his parent are responsible. If you don't feel that to be the case then think of it this way. You deposit money into a savings account thereby giving them permission to use it for loans, if the bank get robbed of all their funds are they responsible to you?
894644
Yeah right call the police. People getting raped and killed, and they're investigating someone who owes you money. Trust me, in most places, the police only respond to violence or serious crime.\n\nMy sister once got taken to court by an old landlord, and he won the case, she has a judgement against her. To this day she hasn't paid him a dime. A judge does not have the physical ability to force someone to do something. It's a matter of that going on their record more than anything.\n\nMy advice is, if it's a lot of money, and you want to pursue it, ask a lawyer what your real options are. Maybe you can look into having his wages garnished or something. But it will involve you continuing to pester them.
772445
it all depends on what you are stealing and how old you are...If you are stealing from a retail store and you are under the age of 18 or above the age of 60 you can steal whatever you want and get away with it. Now if you are stealing large amounts of money you will probably land yourself in prison for 20 years...I would personally choose the first one, I just have to wait until I'm 60.
419672
I am sorry that things have gone so wrong for you.  By the sounds of things you should not be the one replacing all of your lost goods-surely any thefts have been reported to the police and insurance on objects claimed?  As for the fraud, things such as identity fraud and credit card theft should not affect your credit so long as you have contacted the police and banks/credit card companies and proven to them that you are a victim of this.  Banks and credit cards have insurance to cover most of the effects of identity theft (they do here in the U.K so far as I am aware) and most victims are reimbursed.  I can tell you for a fact it does not take money to make money, it takes a job to make money and anyone who demands money to let you work for them is conning you and anyone who pays money to work for someone deserves it!  You need to use the skills that you have from your self employment and get yourself a job-any good employer will recruit you on the basis of how well you can do a job, not your personal circumstances.  Im afraid this is the only way you can safely make money with no risk.  Getting a stable job will also be to your benefit in gaining access to your son.  On that issue it is important not to be hostile to your sons mother-not only does this give a very poor impression of your character to a court, it also provides a very poor environment for your son who probably loves you and his mother equally. By showing that you can get and keep a job and are willing to work hard at it to prove you are stable should then result in you being found more competent as a father-Im not saying you arent already, but anything helps in law-particularly child access cases.  As for the fraud/theft, i strongly suggest you talk to your bank/police if you have not done so already.  Once again Im sorry thatthings have gone downhill for you, but trust me, only you can get yourself back on top again.  All the best.
564582
Are you planning a bank robbery, or something?\n\nIf you are, i had better not say anything more, in order to shield myself from being named as one of your accomplices.
916954
Any time is too much.  You haven't given any thought to your future.  It's bad enough you'll have probation on your permanent record but not as bad as jail time.  Think about finding a job, taking out a loan, renting an apartment, or buying a house or car.  All of these things will be effected by your past.  Bite the bullet and do the probation on your best behavior.  You'll be better satisfied with life afterwards.
522545
Use proper English if you want people to help understand you. IF you don't give details, how do you expect someone to help you. I bet you are one of those who claim to have a large bank account frozen so you can transfer the money into a open account in the US to rob someone. Old trick. Give it up. They are not that many stupid people here.
1142632
If you pointed it at some one, they should have taken you to JAIL!!!\n\nYou have a weapon!  If that person were to have had a heart attack at that moment, and died, you would be up for MURDER!!! \n\nYou kids dont think about that, when you do your actions, and what ramifications and permutations are all encompased with your actions...\n\nIf they slap you with the highest fines possible, with out jail time, then you got off lucky!!\n\nNext time, since you have a record now, you may see the inside of the cross bar hotel and bubba will be your boyfriend!!\n\nLearn a valuable lesson this time, as the next time, you wont be so lucky!\n\n\nI wish you well..\n\nJesse
538037
Why SHOULDN'T it?\n\nYou do the crime, you serve the time and pay the price. These are the reprocussions for the individual's CHOICE to do criminal activity. We are the only ones responsible for our actions, and we have to live with the consequences. I will not lose sleep if a criminal cannot get a job as a manager of a bank.
498577
Your question is nearly incoherent, and it makes me wonder if you have the intellectual capacity to be a doctor or lawyer, regardless of your felony robbery conviction.\n\nWTF did you rob someone for, anyway?  Should anyone trust someone who robbed people (yeah, like the time you got caught  was the ONLY time you ever did it?) to do surgery on human beings?  How do we know you wouldn't be one of the scumbag doctors pulling Medicaid fraud to the tune of millions of dollars in fake charges?\n\nIf you ask me, I don't want you to be a doctor, even if just for the way you aren't able to express yourself clearly in writing.\n\n-Jeffrey
1063463
From what I hear. People get raped in prison for being either too overly aggressive or too timid. THere is a fine line one draws when entering prison and that is to be yourself. Don't mind other peoples business and no one will mind yours. If you act out all tough like you're a gangster, people will put you in your place. If you are timid and easily bullied or frightened, they'll treat you like a bit*ch. I think the best way to act is simply mind yourself. stand up when you need to but for the most part, lay low.