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When a person is arrested for a 3rd degree crime, ) When do they have to tell their employer when they arrested? indicted? plea bargain?
Asked on Oct 06th, 2014 on Criminal Law - New Jersey
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A person is arrested for a third degree indictable crime in the state of New Jersey who is also working a commercial bank such as PNC Bank. It is the State of New Jersey vs this person. 1) When do they have to tell their employer when they arrested? indicted? plea bargain? If yes at any time, can they still work at the bank? 2) Once a person is indicted, assuming that all parties involved, including the prosecutor, agree on PTI, can arrested person remain working at a bank? 3) If the victim wants the charges dropped after indictment, can the arrested person still work at the bank?
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the 'devil is in the details'. what are the charges ? do they 'connect' or 'relate' to the employment ? for example, a fraud charge would be important to a bank. we would work with you to explain the charge to the employer so that you are 'telling the story'. ed dimon, esq. 732-797-1600
Answered on Oct 07th, 2014 at 1:22 PM