Summary
Larceny in the 6th degree in Connecticut is a Class C misdemeanor with penalties up to 3 months in jail and a $500 fine. A $120,000 bond and house arrest are unusually high for these charges, suggesting a significant criminal history or aggravating factors. Typical sentences can include probation, community service, or restitution. Defenses may involve lack of intent, mistaken identity, or ownership rights. Given the multiple charges, seeking legal representation is crucial to navigate the legal process effectively.Full Conversation
I’m currently out on * bond for * charges of larceny *.
Hi Jessica, larceny in the 6th degree is considered a serious charge. Given the amount of bond, it seems like the charges are significant.
Could you please tell me which state you're in? This will help me provide more specific information regarding the laws and potential defenses you might have.
Ct
Hi Jessica, here are some general points about larceny in Connecticut:
- Larceny in the 6th degree: This is a Class C misdemeanor involving theft of property or services valued at $* or less.
- Penalties: Up to 3 months in jail, a fine up to $*, or both.
Would you like more information on potential defenses or what to expect in court?
Yes
In Connecticut, potential defenses for larceny in the 6th degree may include:
- Lack of intent to steal.
- Mistaken identity.
- Ownership or right to the property.
Would you like more details on how these defenses work or information on legal representation?
What are typical sentences for these charges
In Connecticut, typical sentences for larceny in the 6th degree can vary based on the specific circumstances and the defendant's criminal history. Generally, sentences may include:
- Up to 3 months in jail.
- A fine up to $*.
- Probation with conditions such as community service or restitution.
Would you like more information on what to expect in court or details on legal representation?
Is it typical to be on house arrest and have a * for these charges
For larceny in the 6th degree in Connecticut, house arrest and a $*,* bond seem unusually high, especially if it's a first offense. It suggests either a significant criminal history or additional aggravating factors.
Do you have any prior convictions or are there other circumstances that might explain the high bond?
Currently * charges of larceny *
Given the circumstances of multiple charges and a high bond amount, it's advisable to seek legal representation.
Would you like information on finding a lawyer or details on how to prepare for your court appearance?
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