Roommate Theft Accusation Defense

Summary

If accused of theft by a roommate, potential charges could include theft or fraud. Having evidence, like text messages, can help defend against these accusations. Its advisable to preserve all communication and consult a local attorney for guidance. In california, under ab 109, offenders may be on post-release community supervision. If you suspect a warrant, contact local authorities or consult an attorney to verify your status. Extradition depends on the offenses seriousness.

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So, my mentally ill roommate is accusing me of stealing her money while she was in the mental hospital. It's not true her parents knew of the monies I was getting, can I be charged in utah
Hey ****, if your roommate decides to press charges or files a police report, you may face legal action. Here are a few points to consider:
- Evidence: If you have evidence (e.g., communication with her parents) showing you had permission to handle the money, it could help your case.
- Witnesses: The parents can be potential witnesses to support your claim.
- Legal Advice: Consulting with a local attorney might be beneficial to understand the specifics of your situation.
Is there any documentation or communication with her parents that you have kept as proof?
What would I be charged with
Hi ****! If your roommate presses charges, potential charges could include:
- Theft: If they allege you took money without permission.
- Fraud: If they claim deceit in handling the money.
Having proof and witnesses can help defend against these charges. Do you have any documentation or communication with her parents as evidence?
Yes text messages
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Hey ****! That's good to hear. You have text messages that can serve as evidence to show that you had permission to handle the money. Here is some general information on how to proceed:
- Preserve Evidence: Keep all text messages and any other communication safe.
- Consult an Attorney: Given the complexity, it might be beneficial to speak with a local attorney who can provide specific advice.
Would you like to connect with a local lawyer who can better assist you with your case?
Yes is it a free consultation
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Reason: My mentally ill roommate is accusing me of stealing her money while she was in the mental hospital. It's not true and her parents knew of the monies I was getting, I have text messages as proof.
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Of course, ****! What's your next question?
What kinda parole probation terms or what's it called in California if your on ab *
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Hey ****! In California, AB * is related to the realignment of the state's prison population. Under AB *, certain offenders are sentenced to county jail instead of state prison and can be placed on "Post-Release Community Supervision" (PRCS) or "Mandatory Supervision" after serving their sentence.
Do you need more information on the specific terms of PRCS or mandatory supervision?
If I was prcs in California, but I never reported, I don't have warrants active, how can I find out if I do, if I am will they extradite in salt lake city
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Hi ****! To find out if you have any active warrants, you can:
- Contact the court or law enforcement agency in the county where you were placed on PRCS.
- Check online databases for warrants if available.
- Consult an attorney to assist in checking your status.
Regarding extradition, it can vary. Extradition depends on the seriousness of the offense and the resources available. It's best to consult with a local attorney to understand your specific situation.
Would you like to connect with a local lawyer who can better assist you with your case?
If I don't have an active warrant in California, am I wanted
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Hey ****! If you don't have an active warrant in California, you might not be considered "wanted." However, it’s still important to verify your status. If you were supposed to report under PRCS and did not, there could be consequences. Would you like more information on how to verify your status?
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Hey ****! To verify your status, you can:
- Contact the court or law enforcement agency in the county where you were placed on PRCS.
- Check online databases for warrants if available.
- Consult an attorney to assist in checking your status.
Would you like more detailed steps on how to proceed?