Recently, a Central Ohio woman was charged with fifth-degree felony theft. A conviction for this offense could bring with it between six and 12 months in prison, fines, and collateral consequences, so she knew she needed the help of an aggressive, experienced Columbus criminal defense…
Read MoreRecently, an induvial was charged with a fourth-degree felony for public benefits fraud. If convicted, they’d face up to 18 months in prison and five years of probation, so they reached out to a Columbus criminal defense lawyer from Luftman, Heck & Associates for help….
Read MoreRecently, an individual was facing multiple fifth-degree felonies, including theft and forgery. The penalties for such an offense are six to 12 months in prison and $2,500 in fines, so they knew they needed the help of a skilled Columbus theft attorney to help them…
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Skimming is a type of credit card theft. Credit card skimmers use an electronic device to record card information. As such, they are able to record debit or credit cards that are used in otherwise normal transactions. When a customer’s card swipes through a reader,…
Read MoreWhen many people use the term “shoplifting,” they do so in a way to denote a minor crime. While it is technically stealing, they do not think of it as a very serious or worrisome problem. It is even common for people to say that…
Read MoreAfter being convicted of a theft or fraud crime, you can pay your court costs and fines, serve your time in prison or under community control, better known as probation, and ultimately, you can move forward once the statutory punishments are complete. However, there are…
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