Kenner, LA asked in Criminal Law and Libel & Slander for Louisiana

Q: can someone lie and have you charged if they gave you money and you discussed repayment but a week after giving you the

money the demand repayement terms that were never previously discussed and threaten to call he police and charge you if you dont sign what they want

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Gary Kollin
Gary Kollin
Answered
  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL

A: People can lie all the time. People can threaten all the time.

I do not think that is what you want to ask.

But before you write again.

Try using those the grammar lessons you were taught in elementary school. Start each sentence or question with a capital and end with a punctuation mark.

Do not write a run-on sentence. Parse it into separate sentences.

Say it out loud to see if it makes sense.

Perhaps allow another to critique. Use correct spelling

Ellen Cronin Badeaux
Ellen Cronin Badeaux
Answered
  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • Covington, LA
  • Licensed in Louisiana

A: You have already asked this question. If it was a gift you can't be charged or sued. If it was a loan you can be sued but not charged.

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