
Theft Crime Lawyer in Hinesville
Defending Against Theft Crime Charges in Georgia
If you are charged with theft in the state of Georgia, the consequences can significantly jeopardize your future. At Balbo & Gregg, Attorneys at Law, PC, our attorneys take our clients' theft crime cases seriously and work with our clients to navigate the difficulties of litigation, providing them with much-needed communication throughout each step of the case. You should schedule a free, in-person case evaluation with our firm to begin pursuing a reduction in charges or a total case dismissal.
Have you been accused of a theft crime? Call Balbo & Gregg, Attorneys at Law, PC, today at (866) 580-3089 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation with our Hinesville theft crime attorneys.
What is a Theft Crime?
A theft crime is committed when an individual takes another individual's property with no intention of returning it, or at least no intention of returning it until after its value has diminished. Theft can occur through deception, such as when an individual gives another person the wrong impression that they will pay for or return something without any intention of doing so. Stealing of services is also considered a theft crime when the perpetrator has no intention of carrying out his or her end of an agreement. Whether the crime includes the taking of another's property or services, the penalties can be very severe if the defendant is convicted.
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Defending Against Theft Charges
The sooner you begin thinking about your defense, the more likely it will be able to hold up to the force and persistence of the prosecution. In almost every criminal case, there is a valid defense that can protect the defendant, or at least reduce their charges. Thinking outside of the box and revisiting every piece of evidence may be necessary to come to this conclusion.
Defenses our Hinesville criminal defense attorneys could potentially use include:
- Mistaken identity:Theft crime cases often involve victims who allege the theft occurred in the dark or in a split second. Positively identifying the culprit is nearly impossible. Without solid proof that establishes your identity beyond a reasonable doubt, you should not be convicted.
- Misunderstanding:A theft crime accusation involves the claim that someone took an item without the intention to return it. This may not have been the case at all and you may have earnestly believed you had the privilege to take a certain item to borrow it.
- False claims:When a theft crime involves money, as they often do, the evidence of it having existed in the first place is flimsy. No one tracks the serial numbers on their bills. How can it be shown that the currency you possess once belonged to someone else? In some situations, the accusations are nothing more than falsified claims that someone stole a monetary cache.


