Just Criminal Law
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Facing larceny charges can lead to serious consequences, impacting your freedom, reputation, and future opportunities. With so much at stake, you must contact a larceny attorney as soon as possible. At Just Criminal Law, we have extensive experience navigating the criminal justice system. We understand the intricacies and complexities of larceny cases and can provide the trusted legal counsel needed to get through this difficult time.
Our approach to defense entails meticulous investigation, comprehensive case analysis, and steadfast legal representation. Regardless of the severity of your situation, we will advocate for your legal rights and work toward the most favorable outcome possible.
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Barney
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State of WyomingOn appeal from the District Court denying motion to suppress. Outcome: Cert accepted by Wyoming Supreme Court
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Brown
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State of Wyoming (2019 WY 42)Mr. Brown filed a motion to suppress, arguing lack of reasonable articulable suspicion to expand the scope of the stop and to conduct a canine sniff. The District Court denied the motion to suppress and the Wyoming Supreme Court accepted cert. Outcome: District Court reversed. Motion to suppress granted and the matter was dismissed.
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State of Wyoming
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AltafferClient charged with Domestic Battery and Interference with an Emergency Call. Outcome: Jury found client not guilty
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State of Wyoming
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AultClient charged with felony DUI; Suppression Issue: Law Enforcement had no reasonable articulable suspicion to expand the scope of the stop. Outcome: Case Dismissed
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State of Wyoming
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BriceageClient charged with Unauthorized use of Personal Identity Information, a felony. State was unable to meet its burden at the Preliminary Hearing. Outcome: Case dismissed at Preliminary Hearing
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State of Wyoming
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BullingerCharged with Accessory after the Fact, Aggravated Child Abuse, a felony. Count was dismissed at Preliminary Hearing: State unable to meet its burden of proof. Outcome: Felony Count Dismissed
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Are there defenses against larceny charges?Several defenses can be used against larceny charges, including arguing lack of intent, demonstrating ownership or right to the property, or showing that the property was taken mistakenly. An experienced attorney can assess the circumstances and determine the best defense strategy for your case.
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How is larceny classified?Larceny is generally classified based on the value of the stolen property. Petit larceny involves items of lower value and is usually a misdemeanor. Grand larceny involves more valuable property and is typically charged as a felony, carrying more severe penalties.
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What is larceny?Larceny is the unlawful taking of someone else's property with intent to permanently deprive them of it. It involves personal property and is considered a crime in most jurisdictions. Larceny can include acts like shoplifting or pickpocketing.
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How is larceny different from theft?Larceny is a type of theft focused specifically on the unlawful taking of personal property. While 'theft' is a broader term covering various acts of stealing, larceny traditionally refers to the non-violent taking of property directly from someone, without the element of force or coercion.
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