Irvine Theft Attorney
“As a former Deputy Public Defender, Mr. Kirk has over the last 30 years successfully represented clients in all types of criminal matters.”
Theft crimes in California are defined as intentionally taking the property of another without their consent in order to deprive them permanently of the property. Theft is categorized into petty theft and grand theft and may be charged as a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on the facts of the case. In any case of theft, it is important that you retain the services of an experienced attorney who will know how best to defend you in order to minimize the consequences. At Kirk & Toberty, Attorneys At Law, our Irvine criminal defense attorney has been successfully defending clients on theft charges for more than 30 years and has developed special expertise in theft-related matters.
Contact the Irvine theft attorney at the firm if you are facing any type of criminal charges relating to theft today.
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Theft Crimes in California
Petty theft, also known as shoplifting, consists of stealing merchandise valued at up to $950 from a commercial business such as a retail outlet or from an individual. Petty theft is generally charged as a misdemeanor, punishable by up to six months in jail, restitution, and financial penalties of up to $400. You may be subject to other penalties, such as probation, community service, or court-mandated counseling.
Grand theft involves stealing merchandise, money, or property that is valued above $950. This includes grand theft auto and may be charged as a felony, depending on the facts of the case. The penalties you will face will depend on the nature of the theft, amount stolen, whether you have any prior convictions, and whether or not weapons were used during the crime.
If you are convicted of theft, you also face the prospect of potentially losing your job and being barred from obtaining professional licenses. Felony convictions can negatively affect your future in renting an apartment or in educational opportunities. That is why it is essential that you have experienced legal representation. The Irvine theft lawyer at the firm will work diligently on your behalf to secure the best possible case results.
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