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So San Luis Obispo county has had a bad check program since 1989. The victim must try to cash a check twice before they can access the program (once if the account is closed). The person who wrote the check will only be charged if they fail to comply w/ the diversion programpic.twitter.com/LmPsOhf8To
Tara’s charge was likely from a check that bounced, but that doesn’t mean it immediately triggered the charges. The check would have had to bounce twice (once if account was closed) and then Tara would have not complied with the diversion program. credit KingScoville on reddit
So you're saying there was no case filed? If so, explain this.pic.twitter.com/b8osMSwMKu
No I’m not saying that, I’m saying that it’s not as simple as Tara wrote a bad check and was immediately charged with a misdemeanor
Interesting. Do we know if this would result in termination from a Senate office if they found out? Also how would Biden's Senate office find out. Electronic records were not as prevalent then?
Banks can call your office.
And that is her home town the timing of the charges however...maybe some contacted the Senate Office to try to get in contact with her?
Employment verification
@threadreaderapp please unroll. thx
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