Legal Question in Criminal Law in Michigan

Re: third degree retail fraud

If you have no prior convictions, the odds of jail time in your sentence are very small. More likely probation + fines/costs + community service + full restitution. But, the judge has the discretion to give you jail time, so nothing is guaranteed.

Re: third degree retail fraud

It sounds like you may have sent a confession to the store. If you are determined to hurt your case, you're doing a fine job. Mission accomplished.

If you come to realize that you ought to have an experienced criminal defense attorney help you through this case, I'd commend you on learning that. Somebody needs to keep you from further harming your case. Feel free to phone us if you want to hire an attorney. We can be reached at

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Re: third degree retail fraud

with a good attorney, your chances are great. Please contact me at www.kliszlaw.com for a free phone consultation on this matter. Tim Klisz

Re: third degree retail fraud

Unfortunately you may have made an admission with the letter. But to prevent further harm you may want to have legal counsel. Feel free to contact my office anytime to discuss the matter further. You can call toll free at

(8 7 7 ) M I C H - T E A M or visit us on the web at michiganlegalteam.com

Eric I. Kutinsky, Esq

Re: third degree retail fraud

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