Theft Charge Bail

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Theft Charge Bail For Our Customers

A theft charge is a broad term for a myriad of crimes. Luckily, our agents at Double "O" Bonding specialize in each and every one of these charges. If you have or your loved one has been arrested for theft, call us today! We can help you make bail fast. Our sympathetic advocates understand the stress you may be feeling and know how to help. We offer theft charge bail in Jefferson, GA, and many surrounding counties as fast and painlessly as possible. You can reach us at 706-353-6467.

The Terms of Theft Bail Bonds

As there are different kinds of theft there are also different levels of severity connected to each crime. No matter which crime you have or your loved one has been arrested for, we know how to help. We only require a low percentage of the overall bail as payment plus we have a multitude of financial options so that you have the best chance of getting your loved one out with as little difficulty as possible. After we have your defendant’s information, we can locate them and get them released faster than the jail system is naturally inclined to do.

Types of Theft

“Theft” can be applied to property, finances, and identity. It is a broad word with a wide scope that can involve anyone who comes into contact with the “stolen goods.” A list of possible crimes for examples are as follows:

  • Theft by deception
  • Theft by taking
  • Theft by conversion
  • Theft of services
  • Theft by deception, taking, or conversion of lost or mislaid property
  • Theft by receiving stolen property
  • Theft by receiving property stolen in another state
  • Theft by bringing stolen property into the state
  • Retail property fencing
  • Theft by forfeiture: intent to avoid payment
  • Theft by shoplifting
  • Theft of identity
  • Theft of credit cards/bank accounts/financial holdings
  • Theft of trade secrets
  • Theft by extortion
  • Livestock theft

Repercussions and Penalties

Theft may be counted as either a misdemeanor or felony depending on the value of what was stolen as well as the circumstance or threat carried with the theft. By this, the state specifies that automatic felony thefts include thefts:

  1. of anhydrous ammonia (carrying a penalty of 1-10 years of incarceration)
  2. of government or bank property (by an employee carrying a penalty of 1-15 years of incarceration and/or a fine)
  3. of a motor vehicle (carrying a penalty of 1-10 years of incarceration)
  4. involving a cemetery decoration (carrying a penalty of 1-3 years of incarceration)
  5. involving a breach of a fiduciary relationship (carrying a penalty of 1-15 years of incarceration and/or a fine)
  6. of an explosive or firearm (carrying a penalty of 1-10 years of incarceration)

In all alternative cases of theft, if an offense involves an overall value of more than $500, the theft can be counted as a felony – or misdemeanor at the discretion of the judge. A felony theft charge carries with it a prison sentence between one and ten years. If an offense involves an overall value of $500 or less, the theft counts as a misdemeanor. The penalties for this misdemeanor follow state regulations as a fine of up to $1,000, a prison sentence of no more than one year, or both. We are available for all types of bail bonds, including for assault and for drug charges.

What is the Bail for Robbery?
The minimum sentence for armed robbery in Georgia carries a hefty sentence. This sentence is anywhere between ten to twenty years in prison with the very minimum being ten years in prison with no early release. Prison terms that are set for life are a common penalty for armed robbery. The most severe penalty is death for the crime of robbery in Georgia.
Do You Go to Jail for First Time Theft?
In Georgia, theft can either be a misdemeanor or a felony. When the theft is less than five thousand dollars then the crime will be deemed a misdemeanor in Georgia. For such a crime, the fine will be no more than one thousand dollars and a jail sentence of not longer than twelve months.
How Much is the Bail for Theft?
Are you wondering how much bail is for theft? It’s important to consider pertinent examples. For instance, the theft of property or services that are above twenty-five thousand dollars will include a penalty of two to twenty years of incarceration. Bail will usually be a small percentage of the terms set by the court. For shoplifting, the bail will be no more than five hundred to one thousand dollars. A good bail bond company will be able to provide all the help you need.

Your Trusted Bail Bondsmen

We are licensed, local, and we know how to make bail fast. This is a difficult circumstance for everyone involved but our team of professionals understands what your loved one has been and is going through. We provide theft charge bail in Jefferson, GA and many surrounding counties. Let’s start today, no matter what time it is. We are available 24 hours, seven days a week, for you and you can reach us at 706-353-6467.