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Theft Crimes

Penner Lowe Law Group - Your Trusted Criminal Defense Attorneys

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If you or a loved one is facing theft charges in Kansas, Penner Lowe Law Group is here to provide expert legal defense. Our experienced attorneys understand the complexities of theft crimes and are committed to protecting your rights and securing the best possible outcome for your case.

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Understanding Theft Crimes

Theft crimes encompass a wide range of offenses, all of which involve the unlawful taking of someone else’s property. Common types of theft crimes include:

  • Petty Theft: Involves the theft of property or money with a relatively low value.

  • Grand Theft: Involves the theft of property or money with a higher value, often classified as a felony.

  • Shoplifting: The act of stealing merchandise from a retail establishment.

  • Burglary: Unlawful entry into a building or structure with the intent to commit theft or another crime.

  • Robbery: Taking property from another person by force or threat of force.

  • Auto Theft: Stealing or attempting to steal a motor vehicle.

  • Embezzlement: Fraudulently taking property or money entrusted to one’s care.

  • Identity Theft: Using someone else’s personal information without permission for financial gain.

 

Consequences of Theft Crimes

The penalties for theft crimes can be severe and vary depending on the value of the stolen property, the circumstances of the crime, and the defendant’s prior criminal history. Potential consequences include:

  • Fines and restitution

  • Community service

  • Probation

  • Jail or prison time

  • A permanent criminal record

 

Our Approach to Defending Theft Crimes

At Penner Lowe Law Group, we employ a strategic and thorough approach to defending clients accused of theft crimes. Our defense strategies include:

  • Detailed Case Analysis: We conduct an in-depth review of your case, examining the evidence, police reports, and witness statements.

  • Challenging Evidence: Our attorneys scrutinize the prosecution’s evidence, seeking to suppress unlawfully obtained evidence and uncover weaknesses in the case against you.

  • Negotiation: We negotiate with prosecutors to seek reduced charges or alternative sentencing options, such as diversion programs or community service.

  • Aggressive Representation: If your case goes to trial, our skilled litigators will vigorously defend your rights, presenting a strong defense to achieve the best possible outcome.

 

Why Choose Penner Lowe Law Group?

  • Extensive Experience: Our attorneys have a proven track record of successfully defending clients against theft charges in Kansas.

  • Personalized Service: We provide individualized attention, ensuring that we understand your unique situation and tailor our defense strategy accordingly.

  • Commitment to Clients: We are dedicated to protecting your rights and fighting for your future, offering compassionate support throughout the legal process.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What should I do if I've been accused of theft? If you are accused of theft, it’s crucial to remain silent and contact an experienced attorney immediately. Do not discuss your case with law enforcement without legal representation.

  • Can theft charges be reduced or dismissed? Yes, depending on the circumstances, theft charges can sometimes be reduced or dismissed. Our attorneys will work diligently to achieve the best possible outcome for your case.

  • What are the possible defenses against theft charges? Possible defenses include lack of intent to steal, mistaken identity, ownership dispute, and entrapment. Our attorneys will evaluate your case to determine the most effective defense strategy.

  • How can I contact Penner Lowe Law Group for help? You can reach us by phone at (316) 847-8847 to complete a quick intake with our receptionist who will get you to the right attorney and scheduled in for a consultation via phone call, zoom, or in person.

Penner Lowe Law Group Defense Attorneys

Sylvia Penner- Attorney at Law
Chris Randle - Attorney at Law
Candice Farha
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