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Felony Theft

Felony Theft

Being arrested and charged with theft in Colorado can be an overwhelming and frightening experience. Depending on the value of the property involved, theft charges in Colorado range from misdemeanors to serious felonies, with penalties that can include:

• Up to 6 months in jail for petty theft (property valued under $300)

• Up to 18 months in jail for class 1 misdemeanor theft (property valued up to $2,000)

• 1 to 24 years in prison for felony theft (property valued over $2,000), plus substantial fines and restitution


A conviction for theft can also mean probation, loss of future employment opportunities, and a permanent criminal record that can follow you for life.


That’s why it’s critical to have an experienced criminal defense attorney on your side—someone who understands how to challenge the evidence, protect your rights, and fight for the best possible outcome.


Colorado criminal defense lawyer Ted McClintock has spent over two decades defending clients against serious criminal charges throughout Colorado. He is known for his strategic approach, relentless advocacy, and proven results in complex theft and property crime cases.


In many situations, a skilled theft attorney can demonstrate there is insufficient evidence to support the charges or uncover constitutional violations—such as illegal searches or seizures—that could lead to your case being dismissed entirely.


Call Colorado Springs theft defense lawyer Ted McClintock today for a free, confidential consultation. Your future is too important to leave to chance.

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