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Arson Defense Child Battery Counterfeit Money Diversion Programs Embezzlement Expungments Felony Financial Identity Fraud Fleeing and Attempting to Elude False Imprisonment Hate Crime Misdemeanors Money Laundering Possession of an Illegal Firearm Post-Conviction Relief and Expungements Probation Revocation Probation Violations Spreading Covid-19 a Terrorist Act Trafficking Firearms
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DUI Extortion Firearms and Gun Offenses Jumping Bail Leaving the Scene of an Accident Obstruction of Justice RICO Stalking Vehicular Manslaughter
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Theft by taking receiving atlanta

Theft offenses are one of the most common crimes prosecuted in this country. In Georgia, theft crimes can be either classified as a Theft by Taking or a Theft by Receiving. A person commits the offense of Theft by Taking if they take the property of another with the intent to deprive them of that property. A Theft by Receiving occurs when a person receives property belonging to another which they knew or should have known has been stolen. If the property at issue is worth $500 or more (or involves an automobile), then crime will be charged as a felony. Both Theft by Taking and Theft by Receiving carry a potential sentence of up to 10 years in prison.

Theft charges can arise in a variety of situations such as theft by taking, theft by receiving, theft by conversion, theft by deception, theft of services, theft by extortion, theft of lost/mislaid property, and entering auto. If you have been charged with any of these crimes, you need an experienced and aggressive criminal defense attorney.

At Ghanayem & Rayasam, LLC, we will explore all of your possible legal defenses and work to minimize the impact of this crime on your criminal history. If you have been charged with a Theft crime in metro Atlanta, you need to contact us immediately so that we can help you in this difficult time. Call us (770) 396-7286 to consult with a lawyer about your Theft charges.