Attorney Young represents individuals charged with Felony Theft.
Different Levels of Felony Theft:
There are 4 different ways to charge a person with Felony Theft. One possible charge is a Class 1 felony. This felony is also the most serious type of theft charge. More information about a Class 1 felony sentencing is available HERE. The offense can also be charged as a Class 2 (information HERE) as well as a Class 3 (information HERE). Finally, the offense can be charged as a Class 4 felony (information HERE).
What are the differences in the levels?
Each level has its own range of punishment should a person either plead guilty or be found guilty. The prosecutor must prove the case “beyond a reasonable doubt”, regardless of the level of how the offense is charged.
Changing the Level to Obtain a Lesser Sentence:
It is possible to have the level of felony lowered from one level to a different level. Also, changing the entire charge is possible.
What happens now at court?
The time it takes for your case to be resolved in court will depend on many factors. It will mostly depend on how you want to proceed. Please read more about how long it takes a case to be over HERE.
Final Thoughts:
Although felony theft charges are very serious, hiring a good and experienced attorney will make all the difference in the world.
For more specific information and to review the facts of your case, call Attorney Young for a no-obligation consultation.