i was caught stealing from wal-mart. nothing expensive… actually 10$. I have never been in trouble before, can someone tell me what will most likely happen when i go to court?
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theft question, help please!
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January 23rd, 2008 @3:50 pm
Yeah pretty much a slap on the wrist, but make sure that you have learned from that. The court takes into consideration, the efforts to changing your life after this issue. Something happened to me like that when i was 18, im 22 now and let me tell you after you change your mind and lifestyle life is wonderful. It is just a small offense but if you allow yourself to excuse that because it is small, the problem will grow! peace, love, and happiness, JAMIE
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Slap on the wrist. Unless you stole something over I believe $500.00 chances are nothing is going to happen. Worst case scenario probation or community service.