Theft and Burglary Charges

If you’re arrested for theft and burglary, perhaps there was a mistake. You were in the wrong place at the wrong time. You had possession of items you didn’t know were stolen after they were given or sold to you by someone else. Perhaps someone falsely identified you or simply lied to get themselves out of trouble. Whatever the case, you were arrested and you should immediately enact your right to contact an attorney.

• Shoplifting
• Armed robbery
• Embezzlement
• Burglary
• Identity theft
• Auto theft
• Possession of stolen property

These are all forms of robbery and theft for which you can be charged, and each one is more serious than the one before. Auto theft, for example, is almost always a grand theft charge because vehicles are so much more valuable than other items you might steal. Shoplifting a few tops from a local store isn’t considered grand theft if they weren’t expensive. You need an attorney regardless what you did or what you were accused of.

Understanding Larceny Charges in New York City and Long Island

Living in New York City or Long Island, you know that the hustle and bustle of daily life can sometimes lead to misunderstandings and unfortunate situations. Larceny, a common issue in our area, can range from petty theft to grand larceny, depending on the value of the stolen items. The New York Penal Law is strict about these offenses, and the consequences can be severe, impacting your future significantly.

Local government entities like the New York City Police Department (NYPD) and the Nassau County Police Department are vigilant in addressing theft-related crimes. They work tirelessly to maintain safety and order, but this also means that even minor infractions can lead to serious charges. If you find yourself accused of larceny, it's crucial to understand your rights and the local legal landscape.

Residents of New York City and Long Island face unique challenges, such as high living costs and dense populations, which can sometimes contribute to higher rates of theft and burglary. Whether it's a misunderstanding at a local store in Manhattan or a more serious accusation in a Long Island suburb, the impact on your life can be profound. The local courts, including the New York State Supreme Court and the Nassau County Court, handle these cases with a firm hand, making it essential to have knowledgeable legal representation.

Our team understands the intricacies of larceny laws in New York and Long Island. We are familiar with the local neighborhoods, from the busy streets of Brooklyn to the quieter communities in Suffolk County. We know the common pain points our clients face, such as the fear of losing their job, the stigma of a criminal record, and the stress of navigating the legal system. We are here to help you through every step of the process, providing the support and guidance you need to protect your future.