Northwest Arkansas Theft Lawyers

Effective & Personalized Defense in Washington County & Benton County

If you are facing a theft charge, you need to understand that a conviction can result in a maximum jail sentence of one year and a fine of no more than $2,500 if it is a misdemeanor. If your theft charge is a felony you could face a lengthy prison sentence. You should take any theft charge seriously and hire an experienced NWA theft attorney as quickly as possible.

If you don’t know what steps to take next, Attorney Doug Norwood and his legal team know what to do. They have helped over 35,000 people get great results. This includes well over a thousand people facing theft charges get their case dismissed, help them obtain not-guilty verdicts, stay out of jail, keep theft charges off their record or keep punishment as low as possible. Doug is a former prosecutor with 30 years of theft defense experience and the Norwood & Norwood, P.A. team has nearly 100 years of collective experience to help you obtain the most favorable outcome in your case. This has earned us hundreds of 5-star reviews and the people of Northwest Arkansas have voted us Best of NWA Criminal Lawyer, NWA Democrat-Gazette.

It is important to get an experienced Northwest Arkansas theft crime attorney and plead not guilty. If you hire us to help you, you do not have to go to your first court appearance, unless it is a felony theft charge.

Our Northwest Arkansas theft lawyers will use our decades of experience to fight to:

Small Sample of Some of Our Theft Case Results

• DISMISSED: Shoplifting (State v T.C)
• DISMISSED: Theft by Receiving (State v M.B.)
• DISMISSED: Forgery (State v C.M.)
• DISMISSED: Fraud Use of Credit Card (State v E.N.)
• DISMISSED: Residential Burglary (State v J.T.)
• NOT GUILTY: Shoplifting (State v C.G)

Check out more theft case results below or by clicking here.

If you have been accused of committing a theft offense, you can expect to face serious criminal prosecution. The NWA theft attorneys at Norwood & Norwood, P.A. are here to protect you and fight for your rights and freedom. Our experienced criminal defense team has obtained thousands of case dismissals, and we are confident we can fight towards a great result in your case. When you schedule a free visit, we will present our reasonable fees and affordable payment plans, which include a low down payment (Visa/MasterCard/Discover accepted), and discuss your available legal options.

We have hundreds of five-star reviews. Check out our many client reviews to learn how we fight for our clients.

For aggressive legal help from Northwest Arkansas theft crime lawyers you can trust, call (479) 235-4600 now and request a free office visit. We have offices in Bentonville, Fayetteville, Rogers, or Springdale.

Consult with our experienced Northwest Arkansas theft attorneys today if you are charged with:

Theft of Property Arkansas

Theft is the unlawful taking and carrying away of another person’s property without their consent. Several offenses fall under the category of theft, including larceny, burglary, shoplifting, robbery, fraud, embezzlement, and possessing or receiving stolen property.

In Arkansas, you can be charged for theft if you knowingly:

• Took someone else’s property with the intent of depriving them of it
• Exercised control over someone else’s property without authorization
• Made a transfer of a property interest without permission
• Took someone else’s property by threat or deception

Specific Theft Offenses in Arkansas

Arkansas law identifies several specific theft crimes, including:

Arkansas Classification & Penalization of Theft Crimes

Each state has its way of categorizing theft offenses, which helps determine the penalties for convictions. In Arkansas, the classification system is usually based on the value of the property or services taken.

The classes and penalties for theft include:

• Class A misdemeanor theft – up to 1 year in prison and a maximum $2,500 fine
• Class D felony theft – up to 6 years in prison and a maximum fine of $10,000
• Class C felony theft – 3 to 10 years in prison and a maximum fine of $10,000
• Class B felony theft – 5 to 20 years in prison and a maximum fine of $15,000

In some cases, the classification and punishment of theft are determined by more than the value of the stolen goods. Other factors considered include the type of goods that were taken or if the offense involved a serious threat.

Mount a Strong Defense Against Your Charges

If you have been charged and arrested for theft, it is not the end of the road. There is hope with a skilled criminal defense firm on your side. At Norwood & Norwood, P.A., we have what it takes to obtain the most favorable outcome in your case. No matter what type of charges you are facing, our Northwest Arkansas theft lawyers have the knowledge and resources to fight for you and build an effective defense plan.

Contact us today to schedule a free office visit. Our Northwest Arkansas theft attorneys are available to answer your call 24 hours a day at (479) 235-4600.