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What is the difference between grand theft and petty theft?

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What is the difference between grand theft and petty theft?

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California grand theft includes any crime involving the theft of property whose value exceeds $400; otherwise, in most cases the theft is charged as California petty theft. Both grand theft and petty theft can be charged as either a felony or misdemeanor; this decision will be made by the prosecutor assigned to your case. The most important decision you can make is to contact Los Angeles criminal defense lawyer, Ronald A. Ziff, and have him begin early intervention with the Prosecutor’s office. This can greatly impact the way your case is filed and and lead to advantageous results. Learn more…

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