No. Unless you were aware of it and that can be proven you were aware of it then you would be an accessory to identity fraud.
jim
No! he has never been arrested, that was a totally different person w/ the same name
A person can be arrested in another state if there is an active warrant in the system. It is not unusual for people to be arrested on out of state warrants.
That is illegal and fraud. You can be arrested.
When a person doing some act illegal in presence of any person in authority
another name for a person with 6 fingers another name for a person with 6 fingers
You can be arrested, but it would be a difficult case to prosecute if the vicitim does not want to press charges.
If the person receiving the slap called the police you could be arrested for assault. Name calling or verbal abuse is not nice, but it is not a crime. Slapping or striking another person is a crime.
When a person is namedafter another or has the same name as another person we call him/her namesake. The origin is probably the idea of "a person named for the sake of another".
If a criminal uses the name of another in the commission of a crime, it will almost always be found out. It will likely never be on the record of the person whose name was used. However, if that does occur, petitioning a judge will usually have the record expunged.
His name is Squid. This is because he got arrested for stealing a squid!
Yes, it IS possible. I find it interesting that although State "B" chose not to extradite you from State "A" - but they did not remove your name ffrom the interstate fugitive computer files.