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Is there a warrant out for me?
advice taken....
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Lol
Can't...stop...laughing.
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this is not a joke!
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The statutory rape issue is the one you should be worried about.
I suggest that you seek legal advice before planning to visit the USA - finding an AZ lawyer should be easy with a few minutes Googling. |
She may have turned you in, but if charges were never actually filed, then the statute of limitations probably applies.
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Originally Posted by n5667
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She may have turned you in, but if charges were never actually filed, then the statute of limitations probably applies.
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Originally Posted by n5667
(Post 10364096)
She may have turned you in, but if charges were never actually filed, then the statute of limitations probably applies.
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Originally Posted by dreamer81
(Post 10364133)
What does "statute of limitations" meen?
If there is a warrant for my arrest due to the statutory rape, will I be denied entry to the US and send back to europe, or will they put me in jail? Only a lawyer is qualified to answer the other questions. Seriously, if you are thinking of visiting the USA, get advice from an AZ attorney. It will probably cost much less than you expect for basic advice. |
Originally Posted by dreamer81
(Post 10361793)
Last but not least i had a gf who at that time was 17. After I went back to Europe, she turned me in for having sex with an underage person. Could the police be waiting for me in the immigration in the airport in florida?
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Nobody else wonders why dude buys a car on his credit car dand then immediately moves to europe? What, was the car going to be your second checked bag? Were you going to use it to transport the girls body? I s it all just one big misunderstanding?
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Originally Posted by fbtr
(Post 10364198)
Hi I'm no lawyer, but I personally don't see the problem with a 22 year old banging a 17 year old.. it's pretty normal. Here in Italy the age of consent is 14; in my home state in the US it was 16, I think that's what the average is in US states - but you might want to check up on the law for where ever the sex occured to see if it was a crime there...
I personally have no moral objection; however, there clearly is a problem, as statutory rape is a felony. |
I will call a lawyer tomorrow and see if he can do a check. However i hope he can do it fast!
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Originally Posted by ludocdoc
(Post 10364220)
Nobody else wonders why dude buys a car on his credit car dand then immediately moves to europe? What, was the car going to be your second checked bag? Were you going to use it to transport the girls body? I s it all just one big misunderstanding?
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Originally Posted by dreamer81
(Post 10364283)
I was 20 she was 17.
but then again, she has no prove??? doesn't the police only arrest if they know they have a case? I will call a lawyer tomorrow and see if he can do a check. However i hope he can do it fast!
Originally Posted by ludocdoc
(Post 10364220)
Nobody else wonders why dude buys a car on his credit car dand then immediately moves to europe? What, was the car going to be your second checked bag? Were you going to use it to transport the girls body? I s it all just one big misunderstanding?
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Originally Posted by dgwright99
(Post 10364327)
For statutory rape, it does not seem unreasonable that if an allegation has been made, and the alledged perp has vanished, that a warrant might be issued.
It's not unusual for visitor to buy a car for the duration of their stay, and then sell/leave it when they head home. I'll let the OP speak for himself, but my assumption was that be went home after he split up with his GF. |
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