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I was charge for theft of $2300 . Its my fist ...

i was charge for theft of $2300 . Its my fist offense . Do I need to hire a lawyer? What is going to be my sentence?


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Hire a lawyer. The theft of anything with a value over 500 is considered a felony. I can't tell you what your sentence might be, but it could very well be time in prison.

Posted 2009-10-24T18:11:16Z
 
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you admit taking $2300.00 that wasen't yours, now your going to have a lot more money to pay out to your lawyer, i'm sure it's going to be about 5 times that $2300.00 you took, if you have a record for anything prior to this crime, it will surely affect what happens to you on this one hanging over your head, if you've never been arrested before, the judge will treat you like a first time offender, which means no jail time, but if you get indited by a grand jury, i would hire a lawyer, think back to your crimes prior to this one if you even have a low or non existant

crime history, i would talk to the probation officer, she what he tells you, is the judge in a good mood, is the d.a. pushing for jail time, the p.o. can tell you all this

but in any event i wish you good luck, do you qualify for a count appointed lawyer, don't beleive in what you here about court lawyers, some of them are very good.

 

in any event good luck

Posted 2009-10-25T17:46:55Z
 
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Liberilism is a form of mental illness!

Spread the wealth to people who won't work!

You most likely will need a good lawyer. You said it is your first offense. Judging from your statement, I get the impression you are guilty. If that is the case, you will need a lawyer. The question I have is that if you were smart enough to know how to steal that money and are smart enough to know how to use a computer, then why are you even asking that question on here?

Posted 2009-10-25T23:43:58Z
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What should you do about identity theft? You don't really need to wait to for your creditors to call you up and inform you about fraudulent charges on your account. You should always keep yourself updated on all your credit accounts. Many credit card companies offer a service called credit watch and they will alert you every time a new account or inquiry is placed against your credit report.

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Posted 2009-11-11T17:52:04Z

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