How do you determine if someone is eligible for the bad check program that can result in a dismissal of charges?

There are several factors that are considered when determining whether or not someone is eligible for a dismissal. The most common reason a check-writer is not eligible for the program is if he/she has previously participated in the bad check program.

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1. Someone has written a bad check to my business. What can I do?
2. What happens after a bad check is turned over to Diversion by the merchant?
3. What happens after the check is accepted by Diversion Services?
4. Can a merchant take a payment after a check has been turned over to Diversion?
5. Is there a minimum/maximum amount of a bad check that can be processed by Diversion?
6. How do I make payment on my bad check?
7. What happens if the check-writer does not respond to the letters from Diversion?
8. What happens after criminal charges are filed?
9. How do you determine if someone is eligible for the bad check program that can result in a dismissal of charges?
10. What is the bad check program?