Common Theft Lawyers

Examples of Common Theft Charges

Theft (stealing) is the taking of someone else's personal property that is of some value without their consent. To be classified as theft or common theft, the person taking the property must intend to deprive the owner of the property permanently. Some theft crimes are classified as misdemeanors and some as felonies.

• Auto Theft or Grand Theft Auto
• Petty or Common Theft
• Receiving stolen property
• Theft by embezzlement
• Theft by deception
• Theft by possession
• Felony theft

• Burglary
• Breaking and entering
• Embezzlement
• Larceny
• Looting
• Robbery
• Mugging
• Trespassing
• Shoplifting
• Intrusion
• Criminal fraud (theft by deception)
• Criminal conversion

Have You been Accused of Theft?
If you are accused of theft, you should speak to an attorney or theft lawyer to learn more about your rights, your defenses and the complicated legal system.

Victims of Theft
If you are a victim of Theft, you should call the police. If there is sufficient evidence, the police will then forward your case to the District Attorney's office to prosecute the person who committed the theft against you.

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