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Understanding Theft Crime Charges

By Law Offices of David M. Wallin  Feb. 23, 2011 12:45p

Due to the nature of theft crimes, a conviction on your criminal record can have serious repercussions on your future. A conviction on your record could mean trouble for future opportunities, as well as leaving room for distrust with a potential employer if a background check reveals that you have committed a theft crime. The most important thing to remember about theft crimes is that a single conviction will be permanently on your criminal record and can follow you the rest of your life. This can be as minor as a shoplifting or petty theft charge, to more serious felony offenses. If you or someone you know has been charged for committing a theft crime it would be greatly to your benefit to acquire legal aid from a skilled Palmdale criminal defense attorney to assist you in defending your case.

Theft crimes cover a broad spectrum of both minor and extremely serious crimes involving the intentional stealing or removal of property belonging to another person or business without their permission. The most common theft crime, shoplifting, is often a misdemeanor crime due to the small cost of items stolen. There are some cases however in which these charges can be much more serious, such as if the item stolen is valued at or above $500-$1000, which can result in more severe criminal charges such as a potential for felony charges.

Theft Crime Lawyer in Palmdale

If you have been arrested for committing any theft crime such as petty theft, grand theft, burglary, identity theft, grand theft auto, embezzlement or other theft crimes, you will need experienced and dedicated legal help to defend your criminal case. At the Law Offices of David M. Wallin we are driven to fighting aggressively on behalf of our clients to obtain a successful conclusion for each and every case. While guaranteeing results is impossible, we do guarantee that we will  work hard on having your charges reduced or dismissed if at all possible.

Contact a Palmdale theft crime lawyer at the firm today for a free case evaluation regarding your charges!

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