Legal Question in Criminal Law in Minnesota
Theft
I took money from my employer. I
was the manager and told them of
the event before they found out. I
quite my job and agreed to pay back
the money monthly. How Long do
they have to file a police report on
this matter.
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Theft
The shortest statute of limitations period I know of for Minnesota state crimes is three years. Without knowing the specifics of your case, therefore, it's probably three years or more.
Re: Theft
The statutes of limitation for any criminal charge would be a period of years. The term is generally longer for a felony than a misdemeanor. Whether your matter could be a misdemeanor, gross misdemanor or felony depends on the amount of the theft.
Any amount over $1000 would be a felony.
You should consult with an attorney in the event charges are filed. Make no statements to police without counsel.
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