Trafficking in Stolen Property
Examples of ARS §13-2307 Charges
A common case of trafficking in stolen property is when someone uses a stolen credit card to make purchases or transact business without the permission of the cardholder. However, trafficking in stolen property is not limited to credit card or bank accounts. Other examples include:
- Selling goods that are stolen for person profit, or
- Trading stolen goods for other goods.
The definition and penalties for this crime are detailed in the Arizona Revised Statutes (A.R.S.) §13-2307.
First and Second Degree Trafficking in Stolen Property
A person can commit the offense in the second degree by recklessly trafficking stolen goods (a class 3 felony), or they can commit the offense in the first degree by planning, organizing, financing or directing the theft of the property and the trafficking therein (a class 2 felony).
MayesTelles can provide a free review of your case if you were accused of trafficking in stolen property. You are innocent until proven guilty and have the right to retain an attorney to protect your rights. Call (602) 428-7104 to discuss your case.
How Our Former Prosecutors Can Help
At MayesTelles, we believe that everyone is innocent until proven guilty and has the right to due process of law and a fair trial. If you have been accused of trafficking in stolen property, we are here to help. Contact our firm today to learn your legal rights and options and which of our attorneys is the best fit for your unique situation.
Attorney J. Blake Mayes is a capable trial attorney who has handled cases in city, state, and federal courts across all of Arizona. Attorney David V. Telles is a former prosecutor, and as such, has insight into prosecution tactics and what you will be up against.
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