Maryland Robbery Attorney
A theft or robbery conviction has consequences far beyond a fine or jail time. Many employers will not hire someone who has a theft conviction on his or her record. A conviction can also affect your ability to obtain a security clearance or a visa.
At the Law Offices of James E. Crawford Jr., our lawyers defend people facing theft-related charges in Baltimore, Catonsville, Annapolis, Bel Air and throughout Maryland. For more information about specific types of theft cases, click on the following links:
- Theft: In Maryland, theft of less than $1,000 is charged as a misdemeanor. Theft of $1,000 or more is a felony.
- Shoplifting: Even if you think you are guilty of the charges, an experienced attorney can do many things to prevent a poor decision from becoming a permanent criminal record.
- Burglary: Breaking and entering a residence to commit a crime such as theft increases the possible consequences you may face. Maryland courts take burglary charges very seriously.
- Robbery: When you are accused of using force or the threat of force, you may face felony charges regardless of the amount taken.
- Embezzlement: Theft from employers can involve significant sums of money. Because the charges you face will depend on the amount taken, you could be looking at a lengthy prison sentence.
In addition to theft charges, our attorneys handle cases of trespassing and vandalism.
Contact Me
To protect your future and your reputation, contact me, Annapolis and Baltimore theft and robbery charges attorney Jim Crawford, before you talk to police or anyone else. I am available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. To contact me, call 443-701-4525 or 866-635-0623. I offer a free initial consultation.
