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Several Types of Theft Crimes Exist
Theft is an umbrella term that describes several kinds of crimes In general, a theft crime involves someone taking someone's property without their consent and with the intent to permanently deprive them of it. Theft crimes canalso be referred to as "larceny."
The most common type of theft crimes include the following:
- Burglary: Burglary involves unlawfully entering a home or building owned by another with the intent to commit a theft crime therein. Usually, the crime involves stealing property. Burglary does not require forced entry or for the victim to be present at the time of the crime.
- Robbery: Robbery involves using force or threats of violence to take someone's property from them. Unlike burglary, the offender is taking the victim's property directly from them against their will.
- Shoplifting: Shoplifting can include several different acts, but generally involves taking items from a store without first paying for them and with the intent to deprive the store of the items,
- Carjacking: Carjacking involves intimidation or violence to steal someone's car while they are in or around their vehicle.
- Embezzlement: Embezzlement occurs when the offender illegally takes assets that were entrusted to them by the rightful owner.
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Because every state has different definitions for theft, some states categorize theft crimes as either petty or grand theft. Usually, categorizing a theft depends on the value of the property taken and how it was stolen.
Almost anything can be stolen, including money and personal property and also someone's identity or intellectual property.
Penalties for Theft Depend Upon the Type of Theft Crime
Criminal penalties for theft crimes will range in severity. What penalties a defendant faces and the severity of the consequences often rest upon the following:
- The type of theft crime
- The severity of the theft crime
- The value of the stolen property
- Whether anyone was injured or killed during the crime
- Whether the defendant committed the crime armed with a weapon
- Whether the defendant has a criminal history
Penalties for theft crimes can involve fines, restitution, probation, or prison time. Depending on the crime, first-time offenders may have the opportunity to avoid prison.
Defenses for Theft Crimes
The type of defenses available depends on the crime and specific details of the incident. Potential defenses for theft crimes include the following:
- The property rightfully belonged to the defendant
- The defendant did not intend to permanently deprive the owner of their property
- The defendant believed they owned the property, even if their belief was wrong or unreasonable
- Consent by the rightful owner to take the property
- Intoxication at the time of the incident
A skilled criminal defense lawyer can raise a legitimate defense that may avoid conviction.
Getting Legal Help for Theft Charges
If you're facing legal charges for a theft crime, it's best to get quality legal guidance from an unbundled lawyer. A lawyer is well-versed in the law and procedure associated with your charges and is skilled in crafting defenses to theft crimes. Having a lawyer manage your case can make all the difference in achieving a positive outcome.
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