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I was convicted of a crime in 2007 I was released on parole in 2013 October. I have been working since November and would like to save money so I can open a business and move out of new york once I am off of parole can I save money in the bank for a sum greater than 10,000 dollars with out being sued ny the victim of my crime. I work for my money and would want to lose my money.
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The son of sam law prohibits you from keeping the proceeds of your crime or receiving money from activities connected with your crime, for example by publishing a book about it. It does not prohibit you from earning money in other legal endeavors unrelated to your crime. However, that does not mean that the victim can't sue you in a civil case for damages he/she sustained by reason of your wrongdoing, but if the wrongdoing occurred in 2007 or earlier, the statute of limitations on such a claim has probably run.
Answered on Sep 03rd, 2014 at 3:39 PM