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Scam Solution Center:
Information Documents
Tools, Informational Documents, Explanations &
Definitions
For: Indebted Fraud Victims, Fraud Victims at Risk of
Arrest, Arrested Fraud Victims
INDEX
Attorney/Client Privilege Waiver:
This letter gives your attorney permission to discuss you case with us
and lists contact information for our Attorney Liaison Officer, our
Chief Fraud Victim Advocate, and the CIO-Law Enforcement Support
Division. To obtain a copy of the Client Privilege Waiver, please
complete the Arrested Fraud Victim
Intake Form or the
Fraud Victim at
Risk of Arrest Intake Form or write to
Bank and Credit Union deposits - see
How to Really Verify
a Check or Money Order
Bill of Rights for victims of crime
Budget Worksheet
Catching the Bad Guys
Checks and Money Orders -
How to Really Verify a
Check or Money Order
CheckSystems (ChexSys)
Debt Management
Debtor's Rights
Explanations & Definitions
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Important notice for arrested fraud victims
and their attorneys:
The
information on the pages in this section will help you
understand what is happening with your case, what to expect,
different phrases you will hear, and more.
While not a
complete run-down of the entire Justice System, after
reading this section you will have a much better
understanding of what is happening to you now, and what will
happen to you as you go along.
Terms and
processes are not the same in all countries. The
Explanations & Definitions are generic to the US, Canada,
and countries whose Justice System is based in whole or in
part on British Law. Specifics differ from state to
state, Province to Province, and country to country.
Please
review this section with your Criminal Defense Attorney /
Public Defender so
that he or she can clarify any questions you may have, and
explain what differences that may exist between the Explanations
& Definitions in this section and those local to you. |
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Advice from friends
and relatives |
Miranda Rights |
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Arraignment |
Misdemeanor |
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Arrested for trying to verify a draft |
Pattern of behavior |
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Burden of proof |
Person of interest |
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Checks in your
pocket |
Pleas, accepting a plea |
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Criminal Defense
Attorneys |
Police Interview vs.
police interrogation |
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Deferred sentencing |
Presenting a
counterfeit check or money order |
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Discovery |
Priors |
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Expunging your
record |
Probation vs. parole |
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Forgery |
Public Defenders |
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Indictment |
Trials |
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"Innocent until
proven guilty" |
Removing the arrest
from your record |
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Interrogation |
Verifying a check or money order |
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Interview |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How to Read an Agreement
How to Really Verify a Check or Money
Order:
Stay out of debt and stay out of jail - what they don't tell you about
checks and account liability.
How to Write a Budget
Packet Cover Letter to Creditors
How to Write a Narrative of events: Tell
your story to us, your attorney, or file a crime report to law enforcement in an effective manner.
Identity Theft Prevention To-Do
List
Law
Enforcement - see You and Law Enforcement
Miranda: Know your Miranda Rights and how to
use them
Threats from scammers - how
to handle them, what to do
Narrative of events: see How to Write a Narrative
You and Law Enforcement
You and Your Attorney
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