criminal law   _shop lifting?
960596
Only if you try to steal from the duty free shop!
36675
I dont know about that...I guess it depends on who's doing the lifting. For others, it seems  clear cut enough that one ought to do his/her duty  and report the crime...I don't know I just have this thing for underdogs and if I found myself in such a position and its obvious enough that the person shoplifting is doing so becuase he/ she cant afford to buy the particular item then I'd just let it slide but maybe I would let him/her know somehow that I did see what happened. but then again...dont listen to me....Im morally impaired. (",)
749418
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoplifting#United_Kingdom
1173518
sorry no idea, hope someone does so that they help you.  By the way, why not contact the police itself on phone, that will be even a quick search for the information you need right.
91276
What do you mean? lawyers don't help! Unless you want to be convicted. Try checking out (search)"outlaws legal service" these guys can help.
600922
im with GratefulDead06. if they arent hurting you or your property, let them be. just like any store, they provide a service.
293585
contact either your States attorney general or go to \nhttp://packing.org
296316
If you are asking about the Penal code in Calif., it\nit theft of peoperty or services.
317462
if you can prove that the information given to the police was false you have grounds to sue for false arrest.\nDid the vendor attempt to take payment from your bank and if the vendor did there is your proof however if the vendor did not attempt to take a payment form your account and you had authorised it then the vendor has gone against your wishes. go to qld law society @ www.qls.com.au or legal aid @ www.legalaid.qld.gov.au  both services can provide you with free information regarding this matter. if your not in qld those two sites can redirect you to your states website
477792
probably in a library.??  if not then in a law book store. \nmy guess
612328
Contact the State Police, they should do it for a small fee.
381146
sounds sticky, I would say no but could be wrong.  there is no stipulation on robbery as long as there is some one willing to prosecute.
72014
i would contact your local legal services free legal aid agency.i know that there is a part of the contract that mentions no violent felonies and drug/weapons charges. It also may depend on how long you go for-if it's like 60 days and it's not for the above charges, why couldn't they freeze it? good luck, keep your head up!
754503
Your friend should count herself lucky not to be charged by the store and be sent to jail.  Your friend has the choice not to pay the store.  However, the store has the choice to charge her with shoplifting.  \n\nDoes the store have the right to charge her with shoplifting? Yes.  \n\nDoes the store have the right to make decisions on how they do business? Yes.  \n\nDoes the store have the right to charge for a service, such as the time spent interacting with a shoplifter? Yes.  \n\nDo law abiding people or courts have sympathy for your friend? Sorry, no.
1039036
go to a library. If there is a law library near you, even better. At the library the librarian can help you find hard copies of what you  want.  You can find information about those kinds of fraud in the criminal code, but you can also find information about those in banking law.
529697
i know that it's easy to pull that up - but i'm not sure if you can do it for free. i'm commenting so i can get the answer you get :D - really should ask under law; pis, police etc. could answer this alot faster
168477
Possesion of stolen property.