"I had just recently graduated from law school and was awaiting my bar exam when I was charged with 3 class D felonies. Adam was incredibly invested and attentive from the beginning of my case. He greatly exceeded my expectations in how often he took the time to come visit me in jail with updates. He calmly talked my wife through the issues and helped her understand what was going on. Adam believed in me and took the case to jury trial in Monroe County Court. His courtroom performance was excellent, combined with a solid grasp of litigation procedures and law. The jury verdict was not guilty on the 3 counts. I WAS DISCHARGED AND ACQUITTED ON ALL COUNTS. Worst-case scenario I was looking at 21 years in prison, and instead today I have my life back."

A person is guilty of grand larceny in the first degree when he steals property and when the value of the property exceeds one million dollars.

Grand Larceny, 1st Degree, is a Class B Felony. If convicted, a defendant with no prior felony criminal record faces a maximum prison sentence of 8 1/3 - 25 years. Second non-violent felony offenders face up to 12 1/2 - 25 years in state prison. Persistent non-violent felony offenders convicted of Grand Larceny 2nd face a minimum of 15 - 25 years, and a maximum sentence of life in prison.

This is a charge typically reserved for accusations of investment theft. Thefts of this size are rare, but if you are charged with Grand Larceny 1st, you will need an extremely talented team of attorneys to focus on defending you and preparing your case. Choose wisely.

If you have been charged with Grand Larceny, call us to speak with an experienced lawyer. The criminal defense attorneys at The Militello Law Firm can be reached at (585) 485-0025.

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