can he really get away with this?
94554
As long as you still have the marks, make a police report! This man (for lack of a better word) is trying to control you, and sounds like he has succeeded up to this point! Don't be afraid of him, because you can be protected!! You don't have to put up with abuse from anyone! If he's into crack and has another woman, you should just hold your head high, and walk away from a bad situation. It'll only get worse if you let it! When you make your police report, you can also request a restraining order. In my town, you'd be directed to contact Victims Assistance, and they will have the restraining order for you as quickly as tomorrow! Don't let him get away with anything! He needs to be locked up! Good luck to you! :)
568624
I'm sorry to say, I dont think so. A crime is a crime. And this gentleman will now have to face for what he's done. I know that sounds hard to even think but because law and order has to be preserved, there's really no other alternative.
806925
If you mean he fast talks them out of things, that's one thing. If it's an actual swindle, that's something quite different -- and something quite illegal. If you are sure of your facts, you can report him, either to the police and/or the better business bureau, but it's hard to make a charge stand if the people he swindles are happy about it. How does he manage that?
165660
You just have to judge the dude with your own eyes, if he doesn't look like he could or did accomplish what the "bluffing matter" at hand is, judge, it's up to you. I really hope this is what you are referring to.
1161302
The point here is that he had a prescription with him that was not in his name, which is a second-degree misdemeanor. His plea agreement says he "will refrain from any violation of any law." It doesn't matter what his motivation was, he violated the law. I'm interested to see how this plays out...
736735
If he isn't , then there is no justice.......he has played his\na__ off!  It's a pleasure to watch him......
88315
If he's going to cheat you can't stop him. But if you are constantly nagging him you have a good chance of actually pushing him towards it.
264891
Absolutely it is possible.  As a matter of fact, it is very difficult to stay in business if you cheat.
1005257
Your local police department love helping out in cases like this. They can scare him in to stopping. they will do a fake arrest and show him how he will be treated as a law breaker. give them a try.
106781
no he isn't guilty only when he didn't know this for real wich means that he has a clear and honest conscience..if he did know for himself but was trying to bend the truth in order to get away.\n\nThen he would be guilty even though according to man's justice he wouldn't be guilty he is in fact guilty.
227330
You can be sued by that guy, however, if you told the truth, he should loose.  It might even be thrown out of court without a trial.  Most likely, he is bluffing and there will be not lawsuit.
251482
Did he really do that? If so, please explain. Thanks.
316482
No. He may end up getting you into trouble if he ever gets caught and your with him. Not good.
921096
the answer is....Yes! Maybe not full-blown cheating...but he is up to something!
604801
No i don't think so. Because he can do things that you wouldn't want him to.
1077510
Of course he got away with it.  No matter what happened, GW would have pardon the creep anyway.  I beleive that Karl Rove and Cheney were directly involved and should be tried for treason.
445328
Its possible, but is extremely unlikely. There would have to be extenuating circumstances, and most judges would be unwilling to budge.