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See how much support you have tribdog! The whole forum is behind you! Don't give up hope!
tribdog said:Oh, I won't do anything stupid, but this sucks. Thanks for all the support.
the number 42 said:the legal system sounds lazy/stupid. Sounds like they can't catch the guilty guy, so they settle for the innocent. You can't allow that to happen. Anyway, what right do they have to pester you even once about this? Your taxes pay them to protect you, not hound you.
franznietzsche said:Welcome to America.
Moonbear said:Yep. Sadly, it seems our laws do far more to protect the guilty than they do the truly innocent. tribdog, if you get convicted, I'm going to be sorely tempted to join Ivan and Tsu on their migration to Canada! I really hope there's some justice left in our justice system.
Moonbear said:I'm going to be sorely tempted to join Ivan and Tsu on their migration to Canada!
franznietzsche said:Welcome to America.
the number 42 said:Scarey. We have our problems over here too, but I didn't think it was so accepted in the US. It sounds very unjust, and worrying too.
franznietzsche said:It is. I've argued many times that the justice system here has serious problems, but 9 timesout of 10 the response i get is: well its better than the alternative! Which really irritates me. What alternative? As opposed to an actually good system?
Gokul43201 said:It certainly looks like the DA has a lousy case, at best, on this one. I've no doubt that tribdog can beat this easy.
The question here would be, what happened when they asked for repayment? The first thing the company would have done is ask for repayment (I would imagine) it seems they would have only pressed charges if their requests for reimbursement of the bad check continued to be ignored?Gokul43201 said:It certainly looks like the DA has a lousy case, at best, on this one. I've no doubt that tribdog can beat this easy.
revelator said:Been a while since tribdogs made a post.. Regardless, best of luck to you tribdog! Fight the power man!