Fredericksburg Theft Crime Defense Lawyer
Trusted Defense Against Theft Charges in Virginia
If you were arrested for a theft offense, you could face severe penalties. Not only does a conviction have immediate ramifications, but having an arrest on your record can affect you far into the future. It is for this reason that it is so important you reach out to a Fredericksburg theft crime attorney right away. You can turn to Andrew J. Cornick, Attorney at Law, in your time of need for dedicated representation and moral support.
Are you facing theft charges in Virginia? Call Andrew J. Cornick, Attorney at Law today at (540) 386-0204 or contact us online to schedule a meeting with our theft crime attorney in Fredericksburg!
Comprehensive Defense for Various Theft Crimes
You can count on me if you have been charged with any of the following theft crimes:
- Shoplifting
- Robbery
- Embezzlement
- Grand theft
- Grand larceny
- Financial fraud
Throughout the years I have been in practice, I have earned a reputation for my compassion towards my clients' cases and my availability. When you have questions or concerns about your case, you can count on me to address them. I work hard to prevent convictions by building a defense strategy to reduce penalties or have the charges dismissed.
Understanding Larceny Laws in Virginia
In Virginia, the definition of larceny is the illegal taking of another person's property with the intention of permanently depriving them of it. Larceny is a criminal offense that encompasses various forms of theft and can involve stealing personal belongings, money, merchandise, or other valuable items.
Petit Larceny vs. Grand Larceny: Key Differences
In Virginia law, larceny is classified into two categories based on the value of the stolen property: grand larceny and petit larceny. The specific distinction between the two is determined by the monetary threshold set by the state.
- Petit larceny applies to cases where the value of the stolen property is less than $1,000.
- Grand larceny applies to cases where the value of the stolen property is $1,000 or more.
Consequences of Grand Larceny: Is It a Felony?
Grand larceny is considered a felony in Virginia and is treated as a more serious offense compared to petit larceny. The penalties for grand larceny can include imprisonment, fines, and other legal consequences while petit larceny carries less severe penalties.
Potential Sentences for Grand Larceny Offenses
Grand larceny or grand theft is a felony offense that may be punishable by imprisonment for up to 20 years (maximum). The punishment may vary depending on the circumstances of the case and the value of the property that was stolen.
Need Help with a Larceny Charge?
It's important to consult with a knowledgeable Fredericksburg theft attorney if you are facing a larceny charge. At Andrew J. Cornick, Attorney at Law, we are backed by more than 17 years of experience and we can help you understand the specific details of your case, explain the potential consequences, and guide you through the legal process to protect your rights and achieve the best possible outcome. Reach out to us today.
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Contact Our Fredericksburg Theft Crime Attorney Today
As a Fredericksburg theft defense lawyer, I have handled many cases, from stealing a small item in a store to multiple offense spree robbery cases. You should not hesitate to retain competent legal counsel if you have been charged with a theft crime. I offer free case consultations to allow you to discuss your charges in detail after you have been accused or arrested.
Contact Andrew J. Cornick, Attorney at Law, today to schedule a FREE consultation with our theft crime lawyer in Fredericksburg!
For more than 17 years, Attorney Andy Cornick has devoted his career to the practice of criminal law. He has defended clients accused of DUI/DWI, first-degree murder, and many other crimes. As a former prosecutor with experience on the other side of the courtroom, he pursues each case with an unmatched upper hand.
"MY GOAL IS TO EMPOWER MY CLIENTS. I take great pride working within the system to prevent miscarriages of justice whenever I can." - Andrew J. Cornick
