Dealing in Stolen Property

Fort Lauderdale Dealing in Stolen Property Criminal Defense Attorney

You may be charged with dealing in stolen property if you knew or should have known you were dealing (in any respect) with stolen property. That includes buying it, selling it or otherwise trafficking in it. What a buyer “should have” known is a matter to be determined in a court of law — some buyers are genuinely surprised to discover that they were involved in an unethical transaction. Unfortunately, the penalties are severe — up to 30 years in prison for the most serious charge — making it important to contact a Miami dealing in stolen property criminal defense lawyer as soon as possible.

If you or someone you care about is charged with dealing in stolen property, do not wait to talk with a Fort Lauderdale dealing in stolen property criminal defense lawyer about your case and your rights. South Florida dealing in stolen property criminal defense lawyer Menachem M. Mayberg offers free, confidential consultations to potential clients. To reach us seven days a week and 24 hours a day, contact us through our Web site or call us at (305) 695-8750.

For further reading, see Florida Statute 812.019: Dealing in stolen property.