Riverside Criminal Defense Law Firm
Theft Crimes in Riverside
What is a Theft Crime?
Theft crimes are criminal acts in which one person takes ownership of another person’s property without permission. These crimes are categorized as misdemeanors or felonies. Classification depends on the amount or value of the property that is stolen. Usually, any property that has a value of $400 or less is considered a misdemeanor, and any property that has a value of over $400 is considered a felony.
Common theft crimes include: robbery, shoplifting, motor vehicle theft, petty theft, grand theft, forgery, fraud, and burglary. Receiving stolen property is also considered a theft crime if the receiver knows the property is stolen.
Federal and state laws are very strict when it comes to theft crimes. A first time theft crime offender will usually receive probation. Serious theft crime offenders may be sentenced with imprisonment, monetary fines, and community service. Regardless of the type of theft crime committed, convicted offenders will have permanently damaged criminal records which can negatively impact their future employment, housing, and education options.
Have you been charged with a Theft Crime?
If you have been charged with a theft crime in Riverside or the surrounding areas, it is important that you speak with an experienced attorney. Attorney H. Charles Gorian can advise you of your options and protect your legal rights. If you are convicted of a theft crime, you could face life altering consequences such as imprisonment, fines and probation.
Hanson, Hales, Gorian & Bradford has successfully represented clients throughout Riverside. In some cases, H. Charles Gorian can negotiate with prosecutors to have charges or sentences reduced. While the outcome of each case depends upon the circumstances involved, Attorney Gorian will always fight for his clients’ best interests. Contact Attorney Gorian today to discuss your legal options!
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