Massachusetts Theft Crimes

According to Massachusetts law, a theft crime is the criminal act of taking another person's property without his/her consent, with the intent to purposefully deny the person access to his/her property.  Theft crimes are further broken down into two categories:  misdemeanor theft and felony theft.  A misdemeanor offense, involves the stealing of property that is valued below $250. Felony theft involves stealing of property that has a value of more than $250.

If you have been charged with a theft crime, such as: 

• shoplifting
• petty theft
• grand theft
• motor vehicle theft
• identity theft
• burglary
• robbery
• forgery
• receiving stolen property
• credit card fraud
• internet fraud

you need to speak with an experienced Boston MA criminal Defense attorney.

People who have been charged with theft crime in Boston and throughout Massachusetts need an experienced Massachusetts criminal lawyer.  If you are convicted of a theft crime, you may have to spend time in jail, pay fines, pay restitution, do community service, or be placed on probation.

The legal consequences associated with theft crime convictions are no laughing matter and can greatly impair your quality of life and freedom.  This is why it is important that you hire a skilled criminal defense lawyer who knows how to defend theft crime cases and is extremely familiar with Massachusetts law.

Boston Criminal Attorney

Massachusetts Criminal Lawyer

Attorneys David P. Flanagan and Joseph P. Keegan have represented clients who have been accused of and charged with theft crimes in Boston and throughout the state of Massachusetts.  The Law Office of Keegan & Flanagan is committed to aggressively pursuing the best possible outcome for each and every one of their clients.

As a former MBTA Police Officer, Attorney Keegan is well aware of the many legal strategies both law enforcement and district attorneys will use when trying to obtain a theft conviction.  Attorney Keegan uses his prior knowledge as a Police Officer to his clients' advantage by challenging evidence submitted by state attorneys, investigating faulty law enforcement procedures, and ultimately building the strongest case possible for every single one of his clients.

Call Keegan & Flanagan today for your free initial consultation at 617-472-8400.