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Property Crimes Overview

Birmingham Property Crimes Lawyer;

Accusations of theft or fraud are some of the most common crimes charged in Alabama.  Our Birmingham property crimes lawyer regularly represents clients in all manner of crimes related to theft, attempted theft, or damage to property.  Some of the most common charges we defend are:

Our property crimes lawyer have had theft charges dismissed before trial, and have obtained “not guilty” verdicts on both jury and bench trials on numerous property crimes charges.  In addition, we have successfully petitioned for hundreds of our clients to be admitted to deferred prosecution or pretrial diversion programs on theft charges. You can’t afford not to have a good criminal defense team on your side.  While punishments are typically not as stiff for property crimes as they are for violent crimes, a conviction for a felony property crime could still result in:

  • sentence to jail or prison
  • mandatory community corrections enrollment
  • a lengthy probationary period
  • loss of driving privileges
  • expensive fines, costs and restitution
  • loss of the right to vote or carry a firearm
  • inability to obtain a good job because of conviction

If you have been accused of theft or fraud, your reputation and your freedom are at stake.  Contact the experienced Birmingham property crimes lawyer at Boles Holmes White LLC to review your case.  Call at 205-502-2000.

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