Legal Question in Criminal Law in Georgia

The consequences could be a criminal conviction and the loss of your job. You could lose your job anyway if they find out what you did, based on the lack of judgment.

You committed a crime. You can't pawn someone else's property. You could go to jail and you certainly could use a good lawyer at this point. It is highly unlikely that any police force would hire a thief, so your career plans, regardless of what happens after arrest, will likely change.

If you have not been arrested, I an assuming you are scheduled to appear in court for a warrant application hearing. At the hearing, Aaron's will present evidence as to why the warrant should be taken. If Aaron's wins, you will be arrested right there on the spot, and will have to post a bond in order to get out of jail. Because you are short on money, you may not be able to post a bond, which means when you are scheduled to appear for training, you will have an unexcused absence, ending your law enforcement career. Once Fulton finds out about the arrest, I suspect that your career will be over. Therefore, the question for you to answer now is: Do I intend to retain an attorney in order to save my career. If no, good luck. If yes, visit my website: www.lawrencelewispc.com Good luck.