Businesses have a duty to protect their assets. This duty might mean that individuals who have been convicted of theft charges might have trouble finding a job. There are several factors that might come into the picture in these cases. It is imperative that you are thinking about all of this as we work on your defense strategy.
Theft crimes can impact your career options
A Gaithersburg medical supply salesman is charged with larceny
A 52-year-old Gaithersburg, Maryland, medical supply salesman was arrested and charged with grand larceny on Wednesday, April 25 by Fairfax, Virginia, police.
Many theft and property crimes demand attention to details
We recently discussed some of the specifics of arson and what it means to be facing a charge for this matter. When it comes to property crimes, arson is only one of the possible criminal charges you might face. No matter what type of a property crime or theft you are facing, we are here to help you find out what you can do about your defense.
Arson: Property crime with serious consequences
When people think of criminal matters, they usually think of violent crimes or incidents involving theft. While those crimes do make up a good portion of the ones that move through the criminal justice system, there are others that can occur. One of these often overlooked crimes is arson.
Think about the goals for your defense to determine the direction
We recently discussed how some camping activities can land you in hot water. This is the case when you do things like vandalizing a park. These aren't the only property crimes that can lead to criminal charges.
Don't let camping activities land you in jail
Going camping is a common summer activity. When you are heading out for a camping trip, you should make sure that you take the time to understand what is allowed where you are going. The last thing that you need is to face criminal charges in connection with your actions during the camping trip.
Personal property crime charges require a customized defense
Personal property crimes often have considerable evidence associated with them. These cases can often be challenging from a defense standpoint, but that doesn't mean that you can't work on a defense. We can help you to plan a defense that takes the specifics of your case into account.
Possible defense strategies for a theft charge
Theft charges are often based on specific circumstances that led a person to believe that you were trying to deprive someone of an item that was rightfully theirs. Think about shoplifting. If you slipped something in a bag while you meandered around the store, it could be construed that you were going to steal the item, even if you weren't anywhere near the exit.
All property crimes are very serious matters in Maryland
Money laundering was our topic of choice last week. This is only one of the possible white collar crimes that you can face. Other crimes, such as identity theft and money laundering, are also possible. If you are facing any of these charges, we can help you learn about how you can handle your defense.
Points you should know about money laundering charges
People who have criminal enterprises and those who are taking part in illegal activities have to find a way to make their funds seem legitimate. Money laundering, which involves moving money made in these criminal endeavors into places that make it seem like it came from a legal source, is one way that they handle this money concern. Money laundering is an action that can lead to criminal charges.
