Well, common sense tells me that IF it was reported 'stolen", the cops would at least drive by and look.Certainly, charges filed would bring at least 2 cops to talk to you, dont you think? In some states, that can happen. Are you in one of those states?
Yes, I think so.
He can tell you whatever he wants to ... and will, if he thinks that it will motivate action on your part. Can he actually report the vehicle stolen? Nope. It's just a scare tactic -- everyone's afraid of going to jail so it's a pretty effective tactic!! Bear in mind, in some jurisdictions, some states, you CAN be help legally responsible (AKA criminally) for hiding a car from a recovery agent ... but it can't be reported stolen.
If you were arrested, charged, and convicted of that offense it will ALWAYS remain on your criminal record. That is why it is called a criminal HISTORY.
A person bringing a criminal lawsuit is typically called a prosecutor or a plaintiff in some jurisdictions. They represent the government and are responsible for bringing charges against the accused individual in court.
The body you described is called a Grand Jury.
It is called forced entry or breaking and entering when you open a lock with a crowbar without the proper authorization or permission. This is illegal and can result in criminal charges.
Perhaps on a RICO charge, or the home was purchased with drug or organized crime money. Not generally.
The digits that are reported in an answer are called significant figures.
If an indictment was issued, then a warrant will follow. Once a person is arrested, then that arrest will show up on their criminal history. It may take a while since agencies can be slow to submit the information. Once there is a final ruling in the case, or "disposition" as it is called in police jargon, it will be added to the criminal history. That disposition will let whoever is reading the history know if the charges were dropped, if a plea was reached, or if the accused was convicted.
Yes, and most often the officer has no choice. If the police are called to a dispute and there is evidence of assault then the officer is usually required to arrest one or both parties.
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Providing false information to police would be a common charge. If you provide a different person's information then you may also be charged with identity theft.
When a person breaks out of jail, it is generally referred to as an "escape" or "prison break." It is a criminal offense and can lead to additional charges and consequences.
A person may be able to get their drug charges lowered by negotiating with the prosecutor for a plea deal, providing helpful information or evidence to the authorities, or showing willingness to participate in a rehabilitation program. Hiring a skilled criminal defense attorney can also greatly aid in negotiating a favorable outcome.