How Serious is the Crime? |
A theft crime is the act of taking another person's property without consent. Criminal charges for most theft crimes depend upon the dollar value of the property stolen and penalties can range from probation to prison. Aggravating circumstances can include the use of violence, the use of a weapon, and/or physical assault.
Understanding the Penalties |
If you are convicted of a theft crime, you face numerous life altering legal consequences such as imprisonment, monetary fines, restitution, probation, and community service. Legal penalties can be enhanced if a third party was harmed during the theft crime, if you have prior criminal convictions, or if you used violence or force while committing the crime.
Seek Legal Counsel Immediately |
If you have been charge with a theft crime in Florida, you should seek the advice of a capable attorney right away. Theft charges can affect your future employability which is why it is imperative to take these allegations seriously. Theft is a specific intent crime which oftentimes means it may be difficult for law enforcement and prosecutors to prove. By hiring a qualified theft crimes attorney, you have a better chance of being successful in court and fighting your criminal charges.
Our attorneys at Reinhold Law Firm will sit down and advise you of your rights and provide reliable counsel throughout the legal process.
Our attorneys at Reinhold Law Firm will sit down and advise you of your rights and provide reliable counsel throughout the legal process.