Miami Theft Crime Attorney
Criminal Defense Lawyer Serving South Florida
Have you been arrested for any type of theft crime in Miami, Florida? At the Law Office of Michael Mirer, P.A. we handle criminal defense in state, federal and
juvenile court for all types of theft-related crimes throughout the greater South Florida, ranging all the way from
shoplifting to
armed robbery. We also take on white collar theft crime charges, such as
embezzlement or
identity theft.
Miami theft crime attorney Michael Mirer has over a decade of experience as a trial attorney and is also a former Miami-Dade prosecutor. He has the experience and knowledge to investigate your charges and determine how to approach your defense in order to build a tailor-made strategy that exposes the prosecuting attorney's weaknesses while at the same time protecting your Constitutional rights and seeking the best resolution possible. Whether you have been arrested for
petit theft, are facing grand theft charges due to
motor vehicle theft, or have been accused of a violent theft crime such as
burglary, attorney Michael Mirer can offer you a free initial consultation to discuss your case.
Theft Crimes in Florida
A theft crime is typically a criminal offense that is related to taking, misappropriating or otherwise depriving another person of property or money, with the intention of permanently depriving the rightful owner of its use. Theft may be related to fraud, in cases involving deception, or may be committed by way of violence or threats. Following are some examples of offenses which may be classified as
theft crimes in Florida:
- Burglary
- Robbery
- Armed Robbery
- Fraud
- Identity Theft
- Carjacking
- Motor Vehicle Theft
- Shoplifting
- Embezzlement
A person may also face theft crime charges for dealing in stolen property or for conspiring to commit theft. If you were charged with dealing with stolen property, you should be aware of all the aspects of your case. In the state of Florida, transporting, selling, or being involved in any way with stolen property is a felony offense. This is taken very seriously as can be seen by the harsh punishments it carries. Depending on the type of goods, the amount involved, and the value of the goods, you could be facing anywhere from fifteen to thirty years in prison. However, if you were unknowingly working with stolen goods, you should not be punished as if you were a criminal. If you allegedly were in charge of a stolen property organization, your penalties will increase. You could be facing up to thirty years in prisons and fines of up to $10,000. If you are facing any of these allegations regarding theft crimes, please contact your firm as soon as possible.
Miami Criminal Lawyer Michael Mirer
Talking to an experienced criminal defense lawyer is crucial if you or someone you know is facing criminal charges or possible arrest for any theft offense. A person accused of theft may face the possibility of misdemeanor or felony charges and a variety of serious criminal penalties, including imprisonment in county jail or state prison, heavy fines, victim restitution, and more. Having a theft conviction on one's criminal record can also lead to further complications, including limited employment opportunities and a ruined career or reputation.
Find out how you can challenge your theft crime charges. Contact a Miami theft crime attorneyfrom
the Law Office of Michael Mirer, P.A. today for a free consultation.