Asked in Criminal Law for Washington

Q: Went to a pawn shop and bought 2 coins. Got home and realized that she only charged me for one. Ticket in mail

What do I do. Can I go back and pay them the $35

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1 Lawyer Answer
Stan Glisson
Stan Glisson
Answered
  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • Tacoma, WA
  • Licensed in Washington

A: When you say "ticket in mail", do you mean you were criminally charged? If so, I would not recommend you contact the store directly, you should have a lawyer do that for you. It's a simple enough misunderstanding, but could grow in to something worse if not handled cautiously.

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