In case of a grand theft charge, what defense do I have? - California Criminal Law

“The way that you always have to approach this question is you first have to look at the facts of the case and you first have to determine whether a prosecutor can even prove that a theft occurred. If the evidence is sufficient to prove that the theft occurred, the prosecutor then has to prove that the defendant was the one who committed it.” ****************** Hallinan Law Firm Primary Address: 345 Franklin Street, San Francisco, CA 94102 Secondary Address: 1432 Martin Luther King, Jr. Way, Oakland, CA 94612 Contact number: (415) 837-3449 (24x7 available) Email: contact@hallinanlawfirm.com https://hallinanlawfirm.com/ ****************** About Neil Hallinan: Neil Hallinan is a 3rd generation trial attorney and founder of The Hallinan Law Firm. With his parents and grandparents being successful trial attorneys, Neil was always surrounded by discussions involving California Law. This coupled with his experience working as a public defender helped him get a deep understanding of how the judicial system works. Neil provides skilled, insightful, and reliable representation to the people who are accused of crimes in San Francisco and Oakland. #grandtheftcharge #pettytheft #defenseattorneysanfrancisco #theftcrime #robbery #regulartheft #sanfranciscocriminallawyer #oaklandcriminallawyer #criminallawyer #criminalattorey #grandtheft #theft #misdemeanor #hallinanlawfirm #legal #legaladvice #criminallaw #legalconsultaion #criminallaw #penalcode #lawframework