THAT, of course, is going to be your defense. However, the charge will still stand because whether you KNEW it was stolen or not is not the point. If you even had "reason to believe" that it was stolen that it might have been stolen goods (e.g.: it's appearance - it's cost to you - the person who delivered it to you - what you paid for it - the condition or quality of it - etc - etc).
Yes. You can be charged. It may be difficult to obtain a conviction. Added: If you become the object of a police investigation into the circumstances of having it in your possession - if you cannot sufficiently satisfy the investigator, and he develops probable cause to believe that you are culpable, you can be charged and you will have to prove your innocence in court.
you can get the charge of posetion of stolen property and yes get into trouble.
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well if you didnt steal them you have nothing to worry about, although you might not get the fourwheelers or your money back
I hope he didnt
IN THE UK it is classed as receiving stolen goods you wud have to prove your case that you didnt no items were stolen goods etc hope it helps
They didnt
he didnt
Dick
Sounds like a good thing to tell them when you talk to them. They may be much more interested in where you got them than in you.
Dick
that depends on what country and what state your in i assume.
It can be recognised by a serial number so if you need to get it fixed the mechanic could report it as a stolen car and the police will impound it. Even if you didnt know it was stolen when you bought it you will not receive a refund and if the police suspect you did know t was stolen you could be prosecuted.
No because you didnt do anything wrong if you were found not guilty.