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Mail Theft (PC 530.5e):In the very identity theft statute itself (PC 530.5) is a subsection dealing with mail theft, which is, however, a distinct offense. The close association between these two crimes arises from the fact that personal information is often obtained by stealing the victim's...
If you've become a victim of identity theft, Michigan lawyer Brian P. Parker can help you repair the damage and restore your credit rating.
Robbery is one of the most serious theft crimes because it involves the threat or use of force in order to take the money or property. You may face robbery charges if you: Use violence against a victim; Put a victim in fear of serious bodily harm; Use or threaten to use a firearm ...
identity thief may use your personal information to apply for credit, file taxes, receive medical services, or make frivolous purchases in your name. When you’re the victim of identity theft, it can destroy your credit and your finances, leaving you crippled with debt and struggling to find ...
California law defines domestic violence as willfully using or threatening to use force upon a former or current intimate partner. The victim does not need to suffer physical harm for a conviction to occur, and innocent parties are frequently falsely accused. Based on several factors, domestic viol...
15 U.S.C. 1681 c-1(a)(1)of the Fair Credit Reporting Act was established to help consumers stop the identity thief. This provision provides that a consumer may request an initial fraud alert provided a good faith suspicion exists that the consumer may have been an identity theft victim....
You were falsely accused, or you are the victim of mistaken identity. You did not intentionally steal someone else’s property. For example, you may have accidentally removed merchandise from a store. Our dedicated team of theft crime attorneys can also help determine if your constitutional rights...
It may also be necessary to establish motive, find the murder weapon and find the body of the allegedly deceased person. From there, it may also need to be established that the defendant intended to kill the victim or understood that what he or she did was wrong. ...
Also known as SIM swapping, this form of identity theft occurs when a hacker persuades a victim’s cell phone carrier to transfer the victim’s phone number to a mobile device that is controlled by the hacker. Once the hacker has control of the phone number, they can bypass security ...