Legal Question in Criminal Law in California
Falsely accused of writing bad checks
I recieved a letter from the district attorney that states ''failure to comply...''. I apparently was sent an initial letter, which I never recieved, that said I wrote bad checks and I now need to sign up for an education class. My account has been closed for a while now and my checkbook long gone so what makes them so sure I'm writing bad checks? I've never recieved anything from a merchant that said I owe nor from my bank that said I bounced check(s). This is the first I've heard about it. What defense(s) do I have?
Asked on 11/30/04, 7:43 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Lyle Johnson
Bedi and Johnson Attorneys at Law
Re: Falsely accused of writing bad checks
Several possible defenses come to mind, but it is not possible to really determine what is the best defense without more information.
Answered on 12/01/04, 1:01 am
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