Los Angeles Airport Court (felony, mult-victim grand theft suspect, with multiple theft-related prison priors, granted probation and given credit for time served with beach cleanup) 2009.
Generally speaking, a theft crime involves the unlawful taking away of another’s personal property with the intent to permanently deprive the person of the property. Theft, or stealing, can be committed in a variety of ways, including larceny, burglary, embezzlement, identity theft and shoplifting. A theft can also be a lesser-included offense when a person is charged with a robbery.
A theft can be charged as either a misdemeanor or a felony. A petty theft, which occurs when the value of the “thing” stolen is less than $400.00, is a misdemeanor; a grand theft, which occurs when the value of the “thing” stolen exceeds $400.00, is generally a felony.
Penalties for theft are wide-ranging, but can include jail time, restitution, probation, and hefty fines. A theft-related conviction is also a crime of moral turpitude, and can have an adverse impact on professional licenses and/or a person’s immigration status. Attorney James E. Silverstein is educated and knowledgeable about such ancillary consequences, and will fight vigorously to ensure that your rights and your future are protected.
James E. Silverstein will spend the time necessary with you and your family to carefully review and analyze the facts of your case, and to answer your questions.
James E. Silverstein is innovative, tenacious, and he will do everything in his power to keep you out of jail and have the theft crime charges against you dismissed or reduced.
Do you need an experienced Southern California Criminal theft Crimes Defense Lawyer? Contact the Law Offices of James E. Silverstein for a free consultation today.
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