Possession of Stolen Property Lawyers in New York City
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Possession of stolen property is a crime separate and independent of the crime of theft. The prosecution must be able to prove certain facts that involve your mental state in order to find you guilty of possessing stolen property.
For example, they must prove:
- You knowingly possessed stolen property.
- You knew property you bought or otherwise obtained was stolen.
- You had intent to keep the stolen property.
- You had intent to deprive the owner of the property.
The Law Office of Mark A. Bederow, P.C. is experienced in representing clients charged with possessing stolen property. Our New York criminal defense lawyer understands how to find weaknesses in the prosecution's case against you, especially because he is a former assistant district attorney at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office.
Schedule your confidential case review by contacting Mr. Bederow at (212) 256-9491.
Law Office of Mark A. Bederow, P.C.
With over 20 years of experience, Mr. Bederow is confident in his ability to help you face a possession of stolen property case. He has the knowledge necessary to challenge the prosecutor's case, and he works to provide the evidence needed to achieve favorable results on your behalf.
When your rights and freedom are at stake, it is important to hire a lawyer you can trust. With Mr. Bederow on your side, you can achieve peace of mind in knowing that we are working to help you move forward without a conviction.
For representation on a charge of possessing stolen property in New York City, or another crime charge, contact the Law Office of Mark A. Bederow, P.C.