#BURGLARY OF CONVEYANCE VERIFICATION#

Theft conviction will suspend driver’s license Value = $100,000 or more: Felony (Grand) Theft, 1st Degree – Up to 30 years in prison & $10,000 fine.Value = More than $20,00 but less than $100,00 or item taken was emergency medical or law enforcement equipment valued at $300 or more: Felony (Grand) Theft, 2nd Degree – Up to 15 years in prison & $10,000 fine.Value = More than $300 but less than $20,000 or item taken was firearm, auto or controlled substance: Felony (Grand) Theft, 3rd Degree – Up to 5 years in prison & $5,000 fine.Value = More than $100 but less than $300: Misdemeanor (Petit) Theft, 1st Degree – Up to 12 months in jail & $1,000 fine.Value = Less than $100: Misdemeanor (Petit) Theft, 2nd Degree – Up to 60 days in jail & $500 fine.

Unlawful Possession or Use of a Credit Card or IdentityĪ Theft conviction may result in probation or prison depending on the nature of the item taken and/ or its value.

#BURGLARY OF CONVEYANCE VERIFICATION#

Giving False Verification of Ownership to a Pawnbroker.

Theft is taking property without permission and with an intent to permanently deprive the owner or interest holder.

Mistaken identification: Suggestive line-up or drive by identification procedure, alibi, conflicting witness descriptions.

In other words, any taking was a Theft, not a Burglary, because the premises were open to the public or the owner invited the Defendant.

Invited: Defendant was invited onto premises and did not conceal himself after entering.

For example, any taking was a Theft, not a Burglary, because the Defendant did not form the intent to take until he entered.

No intent: At that time he entered, Defendant did not have the intent to commit a crime.

The market value of the property has been overstated.

Defendant had legal right to take the property.

Travis has taken all types of Burglary & Theft charges to jury trial and is familiar with the defenses.

Burglary of conveyance