Can you ask in court to be taken off the national retail theft database?
930237
YES.  You can ask the courts for just about anything.  Good luck.
374395
You may be able to go into a judge and get it taken off your record.  It it was long enough ago and its not something that you have any connection to now.  Its worth a try.  I have known people who have them taken off their record for joining the military, so i'm sure they can do it for other things.
204483
Negative, it shouldn't be removed. This a sign of your character. They will keep it there forever; because you could be another repeat offender. The odds of you not getting caught, for the other 100 times you most likely stole some other things before you got caught. Answer this: are you only guilty when you get caught? The judges know this, and they see 1000's of cases a year. You can't fool them.
1165849
You cannot.  You used to be able to but now all of the BMV computers are linked.  Plus I think it might be a felony in some states. You could definatly be arrested for trying.
601498
I used to do consulting work for banks...\nThey had a rule that all disks removed from system had to be taken out in the parking lot and physically smashed up with large hammers.   No way anyone was ever going to get that data back ;-)\n\nIf there is no other way to access the drive, you might consider just taking it apart and snapping the platter into a million tiny pieces.\n\nYou did take backups, right?  :-)
960089
They have to sue you first before they can "take" anything from you.  If they do sue and win, then it's up to the courts.  But any kind of threat or statement in saying what you are doing is illegal by not paying is a violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.  Read that act front to back.  It's dry reading but quite eye opening.
208533
If you had to go to court, I imagine you had your own lawyer or a public defender. They have a copy of the case. You can get it from them. You can also go to the police department and request one. As for on-line, no.
166177
if you are talking about crimmal record , you have have to go to the judge who did the record and tell them to take it off the record. you have to call the courthouse to get an appointment for this. if you know the laywer talk with them about it .
238842
Assuming you've authorized the service, then yes, you are committing a crime by removing the car from the repair facility.  It's called "Obtaining goods or services by false pretenses".
689009
I'm not a lawyer. But, I definitely believe that you can approach the consumer grievance redressal forum.\n\nSee http://ncdrc.nic.in/ and http://www.consumercourt.netfirms.com/ to know the procedure.
192014
I'm not sure I understand what you're asking for. Are you referring to a seize and demand letter regarding property? Or are you referring to a cease and desist letter regarding debt collection?\nIf your asking for a cease and desist letter you would write something similar to:\n"Dear collector,\n  I would like to request, in writing, that no further telephone contact be made by your offices to my home or to my place of employment. If your offices continue to attempt telephone communication with me it will be considered harassment and I will have no choice but to file suit. All future communications with me MUST be done in writing and sent to the address noted in this letter." \n\nIf your referring to seize and demand on property then I apologize as I cannot help you. Good Luck
919152
Read the EULA. There will almost certainly be enough legal butt-covering in there that your suit will be futile.\n\nYour best bet is to find a hacker friend who can figure out what it does, and possibly a way to turn it off. It may be some sort of anti file sharing program, or it may just be some stupid quick-launch thing to make it more convenient.
118838
No one likes "big brother" after them.  I found best way (without any cost) is to contact your state's Attorney General's office and file a complaint.  Keep all your records,make copies for complaint.  Always save your original copies.
473318
no. seek help thru consumer court.
135080
Yes it is possible. It would be "theft of services" is you got caught.
359607
I left everything at the company when I quit my job.  Anything I wanted, I made copies of before I left.  I didn't want to have to deal with anyone questioning whether I was "stealing" something that didn't belong to me.  It's not worth it.
538594
delete them as they probably want your bank account number or ssi