As you know, it is wrong to shoplift. However, we all make mistakes, and if you have recently received a shoplifting charge in New York, the consequences you may face are severe and, in the worst cases, may even result in jail time. Rather obviously, you need an experienced Rockland County criminal defense attorney on […]
Read MoreIndividuals facing theft charges in New York State may have the rest of their lives negatively impacted without the help of an experienced attorney. If you have been charged with a theft crime, here are some of the questions you may have: What are the consequences of larceny in New York? Stealing property valued at […]
Read MoreIf you were caught stealing from a store, you are most likely facing larceny charges. These charges range in their severity, corresponding with the dollar amount of the property you allegedly stole. If you are convicted of larceny, it will probably have a huge impact on your life. Felony and even some misdemeanor charges may […]
Read MoreWhen an individual in Rockland County commits a shoplifting crime, they are facing very serious consequences. Even if a person thinks that stealing a small amount of property isn’t a big deal, the penalties can be quite severe. In New York State, shoplifters are charged with the crime of larceny. The penalties of such a […]
Read MoreIn New York State, shoplifting is taken very seriously. Though the term shoplifting is often used, the crime itself is known throughout the state as larceny. If an individual is arrested for larceny in Rockland County or throughout the state, they will be facing serious consequences upon conviction. Larceny penalties are decided heavily on the […]
Read MoreShoplifting in New York Shoplifting is considered a crime in New York. If you are charged with shoplifting in New York, you could be subject to serious and harsh penalties. These penalties can include fines and even jail time. Shoplifting as Larceny in New York In New York, shoplifting is punished as larceny. Larceny is […]
Read MoreIn New York State, you’re entitled to the right to remain silent. You’re not required to speak to a police officer. If you were not deemed free to leave and the officers interrogated or questioned the subject, they’re entitled to have the officer provide Miranda warnings. In many instances, the officers don’t provide Miranda warnings. […]
Read MoreIn New York State, if you go into a store or take an item that doesn’t belong to you and the value is small, it’s deemed petty larceny. It’s a physical taking. What elevates it to a grand larceny felony is the dollar amount or the value of the item. What would make it more […]
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