Are we even sure the statute of limitations has run out?
I've been called in to testify for one crime where the clock definitely hasn't run out—otherwise, there wouldn't even be a trial—so it feels totally surreal that the statute of limitations would have expired for this other thing my buddy and I did.
Wouldn't it just be way easier to just say I don't remember anything?
Wait, didn't we basically commit identity fraud there? I know everyone was just looking the other way back then because it was so common, but man... we could still get hit with legal trouble for this...
I just got subpoenaed to testify in court regarding some shady stuff my old boss was doing. I was technically working there through a temp agency about 10 years ago... but here's the kicker: my buddy was actually the one doing the work under my name because back then, you could only get hired through those student agencies. Everyone was cutting corners like that back then, and I honestly never dreamed it would come back to haunt me like this.
The hearing is in a month and a half, so I really need to figure out my next move before then. Anyone got any actual, helpful advice?...