Arrested for Grand Theft in Miami? We Can Help

Written by:Julian Stroleny PortraitJulian Stroleny

You’re shopping in a store, you’re on your phone, you’ve got a million things going through your head, you forget you picked up an item, and you walk past the registers in the store. The next thing you know, you’re being arrested for grand theft and placed into the back of a police car. It happens all too often and in our criminal defense office, we’ve seen every version of this nightmare. Approximately 30% of our practice is devoted to representing clients in criminal theft cases. If you’ve been arrested for grand theft, give our office a call. In most situations, we can get the charges dismissed.

Arrested When You Didn’t Intend to Steal?

It is very common to learn during consultations that a prospective client was arrested even though they didn’t intend to steal an item from the store. People make mistakes and can be forgetful, but in the case of grand theft, police officers will make the arrest and ignore the client’s side of the story. When police officers show up to a business, they frequently take the side of the business owner and ignore the side of the client. The police also figure they can resolve the situation by making an arrest and moving on with their day. It’s a terrible injustice when it happens but it happens all too often.

Get the Best Possible Outcome on Your Grand Theft Case

Any Miami criminal defense attorney with respect for the Florida Bar’s Code of Ethics will tell you they cannot promise or guarantee a specific result on the case. It is unethical to promise a dismissal. What I can tell you is that our office has a wealth of experience in handling grand theft cases, we frequently get them dismissed. Results are based on many factors, including attorney skill, client’s priors, facts of the case, the specific prosecutor you get, the judge you get, etc. 

Speak with a Grand Theft Attorney About Your Case 

After an arrest, the best thing you can do is to be proactive about your case. Don’t wait until the last minute to find a lawyer. At Stroleny Law, we will work hard to keep you informed and get you the best results possible. If you would like to have a free private consultation about your case with our theft crime defense lawyer, call our office or visit us online. We can be reached 24/7 at  (305) 615-1285 or www.strolenylaw.com. 


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