Clemson Shoplifting Lawyer

If you have been arrested for shoplifting in Clemson, call Clemson shoplifting lawyer John W. Molony and schedule a free consultation to protect your rights and your record. Shoplifting in Clemson, SC can be a misdemeanor or felony depending on the value of the goods. Additionally, a shoplifting conviction may impact your ability to work, rent an apartment or do anything else that requires a criminal background check.

What Is Shoplifting In Clemson?

• In Clemson, shoplifting is charged for intentionally taking merchandise without paying full price.
• In Clemson, shoplifting is also charged for altering or removing a price tag.
• Clemson shoplifting can also be charged for moving merchandise to avoid paying for it.
• Clemson shoplifting two thousand dollars or less is a misdemeanor.
• Penalties for Clemson shoplifting two thousand dollars or less include fines and up to thirty days in jail.
• Clemson shoplifting two thousand dollars or more is a felony.
• Penalties for Clemson shoplifting two thousand dollars or more include fines and up to five years in jail.
• Clemson shoplifting ten thousand dollars or more is a felony.
• Penalties for Clemson shoplifting ten thousand dollars or more include up to ten years in jail.

Call A Clemson Shoplifting Lawyer

Call Clemson shoplifting lawyer John W. Molony now and discuss your charges and your legal options. When you retain criminal defense attorney John W. Molony, you can expect to have a lawyer who will fight for you, listen to you and answer your phone calls. John W. Molony Law Firm, LLC defends clients arrested for shoplifting in Clemson, SC.