So my good friend gets arrested for First Degree Larceny, First Degree Computer Crime and Computer Theft... WTF??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

[patsfan1379]

Re: So my good friend gets arrested for First Degree Larceny, First Degree Computer C

Bail isn't normally set high for non violent cases... first offender.... and if you have a family it's set even lower in most cases....

There are some 'flight risk' calculations they use...

Doesn't necessarily mean it's not serious.

This is seriously titilating. How do I find out more?

 

[jh1]

is there any way you can look up details of a case?

All depends on the court and if they are online. The details you're looking for are prolly in the police report which in all likelyhood is not online...

 

[jh1]

I presume these are state charges? Nothing on the federal level?

What state?

 

[patsfan1379]

Re: So my good friend gets arrested for First Degree Larceny, First Degree Computer C

All depends on the court and if they are online. The details you're looking for are prolly in the police report which in all likelyhood is not online...

How do you obtain said police report. Need I hire a low-priced gumshoe?

 

[patsfan1379]

Re: So my good friend gets arrested for First Degree Larceny, First Degree Computer C

I presume these are state charges? Nothing on the federal level?

What state?

K MSG

 

[jh1]

Re: So my good friend gets arrested for First Degree Larceny, First Degree Computer C

How do you obtain said police report. Need I hire a low-priced gumshoe?

You'd have to go to the law enforcement agency that took the report and fill out some paperwork and pay a fee to get a copy.

You might be able to look up the 'Charges' and the petition online. But if he was just arrested it may not be in the 'system yet.



But the petitions are generally all legalese and don't necessarily delve into the details of the allegations other than high level generalities...

 

[samoth]

is there any way you can look up details of a case?

Yeah. They're called casebooks.

*paging Stephka*

 

[patsfan1379]

Re: So my good friend gets arrested for First Degree Larceny, First Degree Computer C

You'd have to go to the law enforcement agency that took the report and fill out some paperwork and pay a fee to get a copy.

You might be able to look up the 'Charges' and the petition online. But if he was just arrested it may not be in the 'system yet.

But the petitions are generally all legalese and don't necessarily delve into the details of the allegations other than high level generalities...

edit out that state for me brah? thx.

i did check that link though.

 

[patsfan1379]

Re: So my good friend gets arrested for First Degree Larceny, First Degree Computer C

Yeah. They're called casebooks.

*paging Stephka*

jeebus man you keep on paging catty beetches into my thread!

 

[jh1]

Re: So my good friend gets arrested for First Degree Larceny, First Degree Computer C

edit out that state for me brah? thx.

i did check that link though.

I guess it didn't show up. Give it a few weeks to a month. Alot of times before someone is charged they seal the records / indictment so that there is no 'heads up' ....

So it wouldn't be in the system just yet....

I'd imagine even one it is though, you won't be able to see a whole lot online other that an overview of the charges, docket entries, disposition, etc.