Law Office of Avery McDaniel

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Theft/Shoplifting

Theft is when a person illegally takes another person’s property without the person’s consent. The type of charge will depend upon the value (dollar amount) of the property that was stolen and if a weapon was used during the commission of the crime.

Types of Theft Crimes

The following is a list of commonly committed theft crimes in Texas:

shoplifting
burglary
carjacking
joyriding
identity theft
credit card theft

fraud
embezzlement
forgery
motor vehicle theft
robbery
armed robbery

Any person who is convicted of a theft crime may be sentenced with jail time, fines, probation, community service, and restitution. Additionally, the person’s theft crime conviction will show up on his/her criminal record, which is accessible to the public. When a person has a theft crime conviction on his/her criminal record, it can be very difficult for him/her to obtain employment, housing, and education opportunities.

Law Office of Avery McDaniel - Criminal Defense Attorneys

People who have been charged with theft in Tarrant County or surrounding counties need to obtain the services of a qualified criminal defense attorney who has successfully handled prior theft crimes cases. The attorneys at the Law Office of Avery McDaniel are aggressive theft attorneys who places every effort into their client's defense. When you hire the Law Office of Avery McDaniel, you can be assured that you will be given thoughtful consideration, effective legal representation, and one-on-one counsel from an experienced, reputable lawyer.

If you have been charged with theft/shoplifting, call the Law Office of Avery McDaniel
at (817) 810-9500 for a free consultation.

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