In Virginia, the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor is that the goods must be worth more than $200 for it to be a felony. In this day and age, $200 worth of merchandise can easily fit in your hand. Pocket electronics, computer equipment and Blu-ray Discs can add up quickly. If you have been charged with shoplifting, it is important to start your defense as soon as possible.
Mark K. Tyndall, a Richmond shoplifting defense attorney, has defended thousands of clients against a wide array of offenses. We understand that challenging economic times and times of extreme stress can drive individuals to get involved in acts that they would never otherwise consider. Through a detailed consultation with a lawyer at our firm, you will have the chance to describe the facts of your case. We can then provide legal advice and representation based on a unique and effective defense strategy. It is our goal to take care of you in the courtroom and guide you toward a more stable financial future.
Chesterfield Retail Theft Attorney
In this and our other practice areas, we approach each case from the perspective of a person in need. We are primarily concerned with what happens to you in court, but we are also concerned about what happens to you as a person. A criminal conviction can have devastating effects on your entire life and we strive to ensure you find your way through whatever trouble you are facing.
Contact Our Firm
If you need criminal defense for shoplifting charges, contact Attorney at Law Mark K. Tyndall. We are available for scheduled consultations at a wide range of times to meet our clients' needs. Our office is in the heart of historic downtown Richmond and is handicapped-accessible.
