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What if falsely accused

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EW EXPLORER
Latest post on 03 September 2016 - 20:54

What happens if a person accuses someone for a theft? What are the legal steps usually seen taken and what rights the falsely accused have. Do they go behind the bar, just for accusation?

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EW EXPLORER
Latest post on 05 September 2016 - 21:24
Its scary. It seems anyone can put a case on anyone and just on that account, the accused will be behind the bar? That was not even happening in prehistoric societies. Something is not right.
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EW NEWBIE
Latest post on 05 September 2016 - 14:37
Let me add... there are 2 types of cases. 1 provate w public For private cases it is the accuser vs accused... jail is not M outcome. In these cases ot is more a case of recovery. In public, the accuser will not be involved unless called by the defense as this case will now be between the state and the accused and jail can be the outcome, not recovery. If it public please refer to the earlier reply for the process.
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EW NEWBIE
Latest post on 05 September 2016 - 13:03
Step 1. The accused will go to jail. NOTE. Someone will be able to bail them out by aubmitting their passport as a guarantee that the bailee does not run. Step 2. A court date will be set and the case will go on trial before the court. Step 3. The accuser must show with proof that the accused is guilty. Step 4. The accused will have a lawyer to defend them and prove they are innocent. They will rebut what the accuser says. Step 5. The court will decide based on both representations whether there is guilt. Step 6. If the accused is found guilty they will go to jail and serve their time. Please note... many innocent people make out of court settlements when they cannot afford a lawyer and simply want the accuser to stop. The accuser will not gain financially from the guilt unless the court orders compensation.
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EW NEWBIE
Latest post on 04 September 2016 - 09:34
I imagine that it is totally a case by case basis. I think housemaids have far fewer rights if you are speaking of a theft from the employer/sponsor. They may be "guilty till proven innocent." I personally would not accuse a person of theft unless I wanted to see them prosecuted here and possibly face jail and deportation. I would only move forward understanding those are the possible outcomes. If a person was FALSELY accused however then I would hope the accuser would be punished if caught. Hard to say as we don't know the details of your questions.
 
 

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