Red Kayak
Well-Known Member
Vocabulary word of the day: p-e-r-j-u-r-y.
By the way, you should also stop sending money to your friend in Nigeria.
-
Welcome to our legal community! Click here or the create new topic button to ask a question and receive answers and comments from our friendly and helpful legal community.
Articles that answer frequent legal questions are in our Law Guide. Important legal news is reported in The Law JournalYou can find a lawyer near you in the Lawyer Directory. If you know that you need to hire an attorney, you can submit a case review from a lawyer.
Sex Crimes, Sex Offenders Prostitution solicitation , Robbery- NJ
- Thread Starter Jamie.1979
- Start date
Vocabulary word of the day: p-e-r-j-u-r-y.
By the way, you should also stop sending money to your friend in Nigeria.
Zigner
Well-Known Member
You're not going to find people here who will suggest that you lie to the court, nor will we assist you in doing so.
mightymoose
Moderator
You are way too worried about things that won't happen. Forget about it.
Highwayman
Well-Known Member
Hmmm, "reputable escorts"
LOL. Obviously his temporary girlfriend was far from reputable.
If someone used your credit card without authorization then that is what happened. While I would think that there is a fairly good chance that merely reporting the fraudulent charges shouldn't get you into any additional trouble (and saying you don't recognize the name of the person making the charge, which I'm assuming you don't know), if you want to be safest and feel most comfortable, here are some suggestions:
1. Don't do anything until you speak to a criminal defense attorney.
2. Follow your attorney's advice.
My guess is that you're not only concerned about a charge of solicitation but also of it becoming public knowledge, such as being possibly forced to testify in court (if it ever even came to that.) As such, get an attorney, let him/her manage the matter, and be much wiser then next time you plan to engage in any endeavor.
1. Don't do anything until you speak to a criminal defense attorney.
2. Follow your attorney's advice.
My guess is that you're not only concerned about a charge of solicitation but also of it becoming public knowledge, such as being possibly forced to testify in court (if it ever even came to that.) As such, get an attorney, let him/her manage the matter, and be much wiser then next time you plan to engage in any endeavor.
Share this page
