Shoplifting and court question?

I was caught shoplifting at the university bookstore in seattle. I am 19 and have a clean record. The undercover securities caught me and made me sign a trespassing contact and some police stuff. The police never came but the securities said I would get a court order soon. The same thing happened to my friend on June 2007 and she never got a court order even though the security said seh would. HOw long does it take to get a court order? Does it take more than a year? The bookstore security said it takes a few months.

P.S.

I know what i did was wrong and i have not been stealing since then, i have learned my lesson.

It could easily take 18-24 months, even as long as 36. By the time it comes through it could create a big problem for prospective employment or an application for credit.

it can take some time...just because the polic didnt come means nothing... most campus guards are actual officers... good luck

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