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Kitsap County Theft Crime Attorneys

Defense Against Accusations of Stealing

If you take another person's property without their consent and with the intent to keep the item, you could be accused of a theft crime. These types of charges should not be taken lightly, as they are misdemeanor and felony offenses. That means if you are convicted, you could face prison time and be subjected to high fines. Additionally, regardless of the level of charge, the guilty verdict gets put on your criminal record, which can follow you throughout the rest of your life.

At Glisson & Morris, we're here to provide the aggressive defense you need to fight your charges. Together, our attorneys have nearly 50 years of combined experience, and we have handled numerous criminal cases of varying complexity. When you hire us for defense, we will put our knowledge, skills, and legal acumen to work for you. When the prosecutor's trying to prove you committed the crime, we'll be by your side refuting those claims and presenting a compelling strategy that tells your side of the story. Our priority is to protect your rights and best interests, and well will explore every legal avenue to work toward a favorable outcome on your behalf.

When charged with a crime acting quickly is crucial. Contact our firm at (360) 526-8191. We provide representation to individuals in Port Orchard and the surrounding areas. Free consult.

Is Theft a Felony or Misdemeanor in Washington?

Technically, theft isn't its own crime; it's an umbrella term for various offenses that involve taking another person's property or services. Depending on the circumstances, theft can be charged either as a misdemeanor or a felony.

What are the Degrees of Theft?

The following are a the degrees theft crimes:

  • Third-degree theft: A person commits this offense when they take property or services valued at $750 or less. This is a gross misdemeanor.
  • Second-degree theft: This occurs when a person steals property or services worth more than $750 but no more than $5,000. A person could also be charged if they take a public record. Second-degree theft is a class C felony.
  • First-degree theft: If a person takes property or services valued at more than $5,000, they could be charged with this offense. Additionally, this crime occurs when the item was directly taken from the owner regardless of its worth. This is a class B felony.

What are the Degrees of Robbery?

The following are a the degrees of robbery:

  • Second-degree robbery: This offense occurs when a person takes someone else's property by the use or threatened use of force or making the owner fear bodily injury. This is a class B felony.
  • First-degree robbery: A person commits this offense when they carry out a robbery and they have a deadly weapon on them, they display what is or may be a firearm or deadly weapon, or they cause injury to the property owner. This is a class A felony.

Providing Serious Defense

Whether you're facing a misdemeanor or felony theft charge, our Kitsap County lawyers can provide the effective counsel you need. We believe in open and honest communication, and we will give detailed answers to your questions and provide timely updates on the status of your case.

To speak with a member of our experienced team, call us at (360) 526-8191 or submit an online contact form. We offer a free and confidential consultation.

Meet Our Dedicated Attorneys

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    Stan Glisson

    Attorney

    I am thankful to have been practicing law in Kitsap County since 1999. My career began as a public defender, I was later hired as a Kitsap County prosecutor, and now have been in private practice for over 15 years. I have successfully handled nearly every kind of criminal case there is, from homicide to driving without a license, and everything in between. I focus my practice on DUI, particularly the often complex licensing issues that come as a result of DUI arrests . I am exceptionally proud ...
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    Jeremy Morris

    Attorney

    I am an experienced and hard-working trial attorney, and since founding Glisson & Morris I have focused almost exclusively on helping injured clients recover fair and just compensation for their injuries. I began my career as a law clerk at the Kitsap County Superior Court. I then spent over 15 years in public service as a Kitsap County Deputy Prosecuting Attorney. Once I entered private practice I turned my attention to helping people who have been injured through no fault of their own and ...
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