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It may all depend on what it was the he stole and how valuable it was. A suggestion would be to appear before the judge acting as contrite and remorseful as possible and throw himself on the mercy of the court. Due to his imminent departure for the Navy the judge MIGHT treat him leniently, HOWEVER - don't look for the charge to be dismissed entirely - that would be asking too much.
What else can I help you with?
If this is your first arrest and you shoplifted 150 in clothes and they found vicodin in purse what will happen to you?
It all depends on where you live. And where you shoplifted from. The police and loss prevention cannot look through your things unless you have given consent. If they do search through your belongings, they cannot use anything they find against you.
What will happen to you for a third shoplifting offense in Victoria asutralia?
Film
What will happen if you shoplifted for the first time at Walmart and you're18 and did not have an ID will they send home a notice?
No. If you are 18, your parents will not be notified by the store or the state. However, you will probably be arrested, and your parents would therefore probably find out anyway.
What will happen if you eat too much calories?
No offense but naturally u will get fat
What could happen if an adult buys alcohol for a minor and its the first offense?
That depends on the jurisdiction.
What will happen if someone committed fraud in south Africa and it is the persons first offense?
Go to jail
If you are convicted of perjury and this is your first charge ever what is going to happen?
If you are convicted of perjury and this is your first offense what happens
Your friend shoplifted and barely got away what will happen?
Either it scared him "straight" or he feels more invulnerable than ever. Hopefully it scared him straight. At some point, if he keeps it up, he will inevitably be caught. If he is 17 by then, things will be very bad, as it will be on his record for years.
Will extradition happen for a warrant from Colorado that is 18yrs old?
It can depend totally on what offense the warrant was issued for. For instance: if you are an escapee - or if you committed a capital offense (i.e.: murder or criminal sex assault), it will still be valid.
What can happen if you make a fraudulent driver's license applications?
Your license will be revoked. Also, you will have committed a criminal offense.
What happen if a person does not show up on their court day?
Depending on the offense, a bench warrant may be issued for their arrest.
How do you restore a felons gun rights for a federal offense?
The short answer is that there is a mechanism for this, but it gets no funding... thus, it doesn't happen.
