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Will I be charged for being wrongfully accused of credit card fraud?

Answered 4 years and 7 months ago by David Patton (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
It's truly hard to say. The police and District Attorneys have a tremendous amount of discretion in what to charge and very little incentive to get it right. If law enforcement contacts you, provide the names of the witnesses. But DO NOT TRY TO EXPLAIN YOURSELF. Hire an attorney on a precharge basis to represent you in any conversation with the law. Often in those conversations, they are not trying to get to the truth. They are trying to get enough information to charge you. If they think you did it, you won't be able to explain your way out of it. They are talking to you in the hopes that you will say something incriminating. ... Read More
It's truly hard to say. The police and District Attorneys have a tremendous amount of discretion in what to charge and very little incentive to get... Read More

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