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Types of Theft Crimes

Robbery, Burglary, Trespassing: Defending Criminal Charges

The crime of theft is committed when one person takes illegal possession of another person's property without that person's authorization. There are a variety of theft crimes, both misdemeanor and felony, including burglary, robbery, fraud, shoplifting or any crime where something of value is taken from the person who rightly possesses it. Theft charges can encompass any number of scenarios, can have a wide range of monetary values associated with monies stolen, and have penalties that range as well. If you have been charged with theft, reach out to the Law Offices of Robert L. Booker immediately to discuss your options for a winning defense. The firm represents individuals charged with any type of theft crime, including petty theft, robbery and burglary.

While there are many different ways theft can and does take place, all are categorized into misdemeanors or penalties. Misdemeanors are less serious offenses and offenders are charged with misdemeanor theft when the value of stolen goods does not exceed $500.00. A person who commits theft on two occasions can expect a minimum $250 fine, and a third conviction carries with it a sentence of 30 days in jail, or house arrest for a period of 120 days.

Felony theft is of a more serious nature, and involves cases where the value of stolen goods exceeds $500.00. Sentences can range anywhere from 1 to 15 years depending on the circumstances surrounding the incident, and the value of stolen goods. A second felony theft offense may return a sentence of up to 20 years in prison. We also defend offenders who are charged with a violation of probation and we work tirelessly to ensure that they do not get a second mark on their criminal record.

Qualified Defense You can Count On

Attorney Robert Booker has a proven history of representing a winning defense in cases of theft crimes like burglary and trespassing, and will work hard to prove your case to a court of law in order to provide you with the best possible outcome. He can dedicate the individual time, effort and attention that is required to get the most out of your case and provide a compelling defense that could lead to a reduced charge, dismissed charge or an acquittal in court. With a hard-hitting attorney by your side, your chances of success are much greater and you can rest assured that your future is in competent and capable hands. Contact Attorney Booker if you or a loved one has been charged with a theft crime such as burglary, and would like to discuss your options for your defense.