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But if I leave more money in the register than it contained to begin with, what are the damages that must be covered by forfeiture?
by fmihaila 9y ago
But if I leave more money in the register than it contained to begin with, what are the damages that must be covered by forfeiture?
- jayd16 9y agoI guess its closer to stealing from the register and leaving a lottery ticket that happen to be a winner. Still seems perfectly convictable to me.
- fmihaila 9y ago> I guess its closer to stealing from the register and leaving a lottery ticket that happen to be a winner. Yes, this is a better analogy. > Still seems perfectly convictable to me. The question, though, isn't whether he should go to jail; I think he should. It's whether he should lose his assets to the government (I think he shouldn't).
- mikeg8 9y agoCompensation for the psychological harm you've caused the teller as well as the law enforcement resources who were dispatched to the scene? Whether I'm right or wrong is irrelevant... at a certain point, these tangents don't contribute much to the top level case
- fusiongyro 9y agoBreaking into the store and breaking open the register are crimes even if you leave more money in the register.