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Theft covers taking someone else’s property with the intent to keep it or deprive the owner of it. In England, this is charged under the Theft Act 1968. A solicitor defends against the charge, advises on bail, negotiates plea options, handles disclosure, and represents the client at police interviews, in the Magistrates’ Court or Crown Court, and during any appeal or sentence review.

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A conviction can bring prison, fines or community penalties, a criminal record and potential restrictions on employment. The solicitor’s role is to ensure the case is properly prepared, obtain admissible evidence, challenge weak or improperly obtained evidence, and safeguard the client’s rights through every stage of investigation, charging and trial.

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