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Grand Rapids theft crime lawyer offers aggressive defense against charges of theft, burglary, and robbery, providing expert legal representation and protecting clients' constitutional rights throughout the legal process.

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Though it goes by various names, theft is the taking of property or other items of value that belong to someone else. The charges may be misdemeanor or felony, since Michigan theft crimes are partly based upon the value of the items that were stolen. The charges are also affected by underlying circumstances, including use of force or prior convictions. Depending on the facts, you could be sentenced to years in prison. Plus, the fines could be astronomical, up to three times the value of the stolen property.

 

However, it is always important to realize that an arrest for theft crimes is not the same as a conviction. You have opportunities to contest the government’s evidence, present defenses, and pursue other options for resolving the charges. David G Moore, Attorney at Law, will be at your side to protect your rights, bringing his unique experience as a former prosecutor. He is prepared to advocate for you in court and in plea bargain discussions. 

 

You can count on David G Moore, Attorney at Law, to deliver skilled defense services, so please contact us to speak to a Kalamazoo theft crimes lawyer right away.

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frequently asked questions

  • Is theft a felony or misdemeanor in Michigan?
    Larceny could be charged as either one of these offenses, depending on the value of the property that was stolen. Theft is a misdemeanor if the amount is less than $1,000, and there are multiple degrees of felonies when the amount is higher.
  • Will there be jail time for a conviction?
    Even the lowest level misdemeanor theft is punishable by a maximum of 93 days in jail. The most serious felony charges apply when the value of the property stolen exceeds $20,000, and the penalty is up to 10 years in prison.
  • What are other consequences for a conviction on theft charges?
    A felony or misdemeanor on your will appear on a background check, so you could have trouble with employment. Plus, theft is a crime that allows restitution, meaning you will pay back the victim for stolen value.
  • How do I build a defense for my case?
    Your first step should be contacting a theft crimes attorney who will start with strategies immediately. It is important to attack the government’s case and present defenses when they will promote your position.
  • Are there options for a plea bargain?
    In many cases, it is possible to work out an agreement to resolve theft charges. At times, the prosecutor may approach you. Through a plea bargain, you can reduce the charges, the punishment, or both.
  • Why do I need a Michigan criminal defense lawyer to help?
    The government is fighting to convict you, so you need an equally powerful legal advocate on your side. A Kalamazoo theft crimes attorney will protect your rights, advise you on plea bargaining, and represent you at trial.