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What are the penalties for a petty theft charge There is no other criminal record besides that violation you are in CA?
Blacky805
The maximum penalty for petty theft with no priors in CA is three years probation, six months in county jail, and a fine of $1000.
If the property in question was under $50, your attorney might be able to get the charge reduced to an "infraction", in which case there's a maximum fine of $250.
If this was shoplifting, the store may bring civil charges against you as well; since it's in the best interest of stores to discourage shoplifting, they'll usually try to extort several times the value of the merchandise out of you in exchange for not bringing a civil suit.
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