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According to New York Penal Law, a person is guilty of larceny if he or she intends to deprive another person of his or her property (including assets, stocks, cash or other capital) and takes action to unlawfully appropriate said property. If the property in question is valued at over $1000, is a credit/debit card or is taken off the person of another (among other criteria), the crime is charged as grand larceny.

Grand larceny is a felony charge in New York and can result in very serious penalties. Larceny differs from burglary and robbery because it does not involve force or breaking into a residence or other building. However, the charges can be just as serious, depending upon the value or type of object allegedly stolen. At Hochheiser Hochheiser & Inwood LLP, the white collar crime defense team has extensive experience defending individuals across New York from all degrees of grand larceny charges.

When you are facing felony charges, you need to take serious steps to protect your rights. A felony conviction can negatively impact you for the rest of your life. It is vital that you have a sweeping defense aimed at countering any attack that the prosecution could mount against you.

Charged with grand larceny in Manhattan?

You could face the following penalties if charged:

  • Grand larceny in the fourth degree - class E felony - up to 4 years in prison.
  • Grand larceny in the third degree - class D felony - up to 7 years in prison.
  • Grand larceny in the second degree - class C felony - up to 15 years in prison.
  • Grand larceny in the first degree - class B felony - up to 25 years in prison.

Of course, these penalties are in addition to any fines and other penalties that the court deems necessary in your case. You could also face civil charges brought against you by the victim of your alleged crimes which could result in restitution and/or damages for their financial hardship and suffering.

With the help of an experienced attorney, you can protect your rights and freedom with an aggressive defense targeted to enhance your chances of charge dismissal or reduction. Your attorney should take your case and defense seriously. At HH&I, you will receive personalized service and a tailor-made defense that is targeted to prove your innocence.

If you are facing larceny charges, please contact a Manhattan Grand Larceny Attorney at Hochheiser Hochheiser & Inwood LLP as soon as you are aware of your charges. We also service individuals throughout Queens, Bronx, Brooklyn, Long Island, Westchester County and Nassau County.

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