samedi 26 mars 2016

Fraud: Identity Theft

My question involves criminal law for the state of: Texas.

In about 1998 or 99, I had a hair brained scheme to get an identity card in someone elses name. I had no criminal intent, only to escape my past (nothing serious, but I thought so at the time.) I opened a sears account with it, but paid the bills. I have never used it since, but I still have possession of the ID, birth certificate and research that assisted me.
This was 20 years ago, and I have never profited or attempted to profit from this. I have only kept the items in question in case the zombie apocalypse comes (or some such stupid reason)

If, for some strange reason, my house was searched and these false docs discovered, would the statute of limitation be come and gone? Would it matter whether or not I still had the docs?

I'm not in trouble, have a comfortable and law abiding life, and have no intention of that changing. Just wondering if this skele in the closet could bite me if discovered by law enforcement. Again, they would have no reason to look, but obviously, I think too much and have a tad of an anxiety issue, lol.


Thank you!


Fraud: Identity Theft

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