Under state law, theft offenses are classified based on the value of the stolen property and specific circumstances, each carrying severe penalties.
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Under state law, theft offenses are classified based on the value of the stolen property and specific circumstances, each carrying severe penalties.
When facing criminal charges in Alabama, defendants often have to decide whether to accept a plea deal or go to trial.
If you’ve been arrested or questioned by law enforcement in Alabama, you have constitutional rights that protect you during police interrogations.
Expungement offers a fresh start by removing eligible arrests and certain convictions from public records.
These charges carry severe consequences, including jail time, protective orders, and loss of firearm rights.
A DUI charge in Alabama carries serious legal and personal consequences, including potential jail time, fines, and driver’s license suspension.
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