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In Georgia, theft charges can run the gamut from a class C misdemeanor to a serious felony, based on the value of what was taken, whether force was used and whether you entered someone's home. You could face the legal equivalent of a traffic ticket or a charge that can land you in prison for the rest of your life.
If you have been charged with robbery in Georgia, you are charged with a very serious offense for which you could be sent to prison for up to 20 years. You will need a lawyer who is well versed in defenses to robbery charges and one who has been successful in having robbery charges reduced to less serious offenses. In many cases, I have been able to reduce felony robbery charges down to the misdemeanor charge of theft.
Even a minor theft conviction can have a devastating impact on your future. Do not make the mistake of believing that a misdemeanor theft charge is not a serious situation. During my 35+ years of criminal law practice, I have heard accused people say, "It's just a misdemeanor," or, "It is only a shoplifting charge." Theft cases are crimes of moral turpitude. That is, they are crimes that reflect on one's character. Shoplifting and the other theft charges, because they are crimes of moral turpitude, can have lifelong and far reaching consequences.
Any misdemeanor or felony conviction for a theft charge will result in a permanent criminal record, even if you receive probation. Since employers routinely conduct background checks, a theft conviction will make it much harder for you to find a good job.
Choose your felony defense attorney cautiously. Make sure that your DUI attorney truly understands the criminal justice system, had the proper relationships in place to effectively represent you, and truly cares about you and your life.
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Your first consultation with us is free. Our clients have discovered that we will do whatever it takes to insure that you are able to get the help you need. We will meet you on the weekends, we will talk to you after hours, we will even set up a payment plan to ensure that you can afford to continue meeting your other responsibilities. Call us at 404-354-3124 to schedule a free consultation. more>>
Call today. We are available 7 days a week and will respond immediately.
Georgia Armed Robbery Warrants
Atlanta Felony Armed Robbery Criminal Defense Attorney
Felony Armed Robbery Criminal Defense Lawyer Atlanta
In Georgia, theft charges can run the gamut from a class C misdemeanor to a serious felony, based on the value of what was taken, whether force was used and whether you entered someone's home. You could face the legal equivalent of a traffic ticket or a charge that can land you in prison for the rest of your life.
If you have been charged with robbery in Georgia, you are charged with a very serious offense for which you could be sent to prison for up to 20 years. You will need a lawyer who is well versed in defenses to robbery charges and one who has been successful in having robbery charges reduced to less serious offenses. In many cases, I have been able to reduce felony robbery charges down to the misdemeanor charge of theft.
Even a minor theft conviction can have a devastating impact on your future. Do not make the mistake of believing that a misdemeanor theft charge is not a serious situation. During my 35+ years of criminal law practice, I have heard accused people say, "It's just a misdemeanor," or, "It is only a shoplifting charge." Theft cases are crimes of moral turpitude. That is, they are crimes that reflect on one's character. Shoplifting and the other theft charges, because they are crimes of moral turpitude, can have lifelong and far reaching consequences.
Any misdemeanor or felony conviction for a theft charge will result in a permanent criminal record, even if you receive probation. Since employers routinely conduct background checks, a theft conviction will make it much harder for you to find a good job.
Choose your felony defense attorney cautiously. Make sure that your DUI attorney truly understands the criminal justice system, had the proper relationships in place to effectively represent you, and truly cares about you and your life.
Free Legal Consultation
Your first consultation with us is free. Our clients have discovered that we will do whatever it takes to insure that you are able to get the help you need. We will meet you on the weekends, we will talk to you after hours, we will even set up a payment plan to ensure that you can afford to continue meeting your other responsibilities. Call us at 404-354-3124 to schedule a free consultation. more>>