You can be charged with concealing a crime or accessory after the fact. However, you may attempt to argue that you were told this in good trust; unless you are a priest or other similar figure, you aren't likely to get away with it.
No, a Priest can not tell anything to anybody.
Yes, the vehicle they are accused of hitting and running in will be towed to a lab to find trace evidence on it and you will be required to testify in court against the said "Someone."
Contact the police and an attorney.
If you legally own it, file a police report for a stolen vehicle.
The police.
The subject can be arrested and can be charged by police for failure to provide documentation.
Only Max knows the truth and he has promised not to go to the police as it isn't what Bradley would have wanted. The only way the police will find out is if one of them confesses.
Yes they can call the police on you. That does not mean you will get arrested or charged with anything. Maybe the person was recently burglarized and whoever called the police does not know you so they thought it best to call to see what you are doing there.
If the Police or other authorities see you commiting the crime.
Police can investigate if a repossession is being legally accomplished. You cannot harass someone to collect a debt. They are in their rights to investigate.
Legally, exactally 0 minutes and 0 seconds. The moment a shoplifter is detected the police have to be notified and THEY will notify the parents. A shopkeeper has no legal authority to detain anyone for any reason, they can kick a customer out of the store and they can call the police if the customer is commiting a crime but the police and only the police are legally authorized to detain someone. *my roomate tells me that security guards also have the legal right to detain a customer but I can't verify that.
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