Colorado Theft Attorneys
Defending Against Shoplifting, Petty Theft, and Felony Theft Charges
A theft accusation in Colorado—from shoplifting to high-value felony charges—can cost you a job and lead to a criminal record that follows you for years. Value drives everything: the dollar figure the state assigns to the property is often what separates a petty offense from a felony. At Robinson & Henry, our criminal defense attorneys challenge intent, dispute property valuations, and negotiate for dismissed charges.
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Burglary in Colorado can be a misdemeanor or a felony. First- and second-degree burglary are felonies. Third-degree burglary is a misdemeanor. A conviction of any of these charges can lead to time behind bars whether in prison or county jail.
In Colorado, theft is a petty offense if the stolen item's value is less than $300. This means it’s a minor crime with less severe penalties than a felony or misdemeanor.
If the stolen item is worth more than $300, the theft charge becomes a misdemeanor or felony, depending on the item’s value. The higher the value, the more serious the charge.
Yes, you should hire a criminal defense attorney if you’re accused of civil theft.
Although civil theft isn’t a criminal offense, it can still result in serious penalties. A skilled criminal defense attorney can help you understand your legal rights and represent you in court if necessary.
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