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Property Offenses

Theft & Larceny Charges on Long Island

Theft-related accusations can range from shoplifting-type allegations to more complex claims involving property, money, records, or electronic transactions.

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Important: This site provides general information, not individualized legal advice. Criminal cases are fact-specific, and laws and court procedures can change.

Value and Conduct Can Matter

The alleged value of property and the conduct described in the accusation can affect charging decisions.

Intent Is Often Important

A dispute over ownership, permission, mistake, or intent can differ significantly from a straightforward theft allegation.

Documents and Digital Records

Receipts, account records, messages, surveillance, transaction logs, and other records can become important evidence.

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