It depends on a lot, what state, what town in that state, how much the items were worth, what the items were, how you did it, who were you with when did it, if you did it before or have had other charges, were you on probation or parole, are you an illegal immigrant, do you have a good attorney, has the judge himself ever shoplifted before, did you cooperate with the store staff and police when you were arrested ? And you may find in some places, your sex and even race could be an unspoken issue.
Normally, I would say as in normal cases, anywhere, even it the amount totaled near $600.00, I would bet, NO time. Shoplifting is NOT taken very serious. A deal is usually made, were they even make the arrest disappear from you record, as long as you don't get in any more trouble for like a 6 month time period.
A very small amount of towns, may require bail money at the time of the arrest to avoid any jail time before you goto court.
That depends (a) which country you're in - (b) how old you are - (c) if it's your first offence and - (d) what mood the judge is in !
If you received a lenient sentence, or no sentence, the first time around, there is a good chane you will serve some time this time around.
you stop while you are in jail
Shoplifting is a very bad thing. There is usually a fine, jail time or community service.
jail, he wrote a book in jail about h genocide
A jail is a place of confinement for people who have been charged with an offence.
It depends on the circumstances but it is possible
There are rumors of extremely harsh punishment in Iran for theft. However, the current punishment for shoplifting in Iran is jail.
yes for shoplifting when he was 14
my boyfriend got a DUI and suspened licences what is the penality for that jail .this is his first offence in wva
No, that is a civil offence, the worst thing that can happen is you will get sued. You can only go to jail over a criminal offence, like stealing.
When a person is caught shoplifting and sentenced to one year in jail, it is generally referred to as a "shoplifting conviction." Depending on the value of the stolen goods and the jurisdiction, shoplifting can be classified as a misdemeanor or felony, leading to various penalties, including imprisonment. The legal outcome can also be influenced by prior offenses and other circumstances surrounding the incident.