Arrested while on vacation in Georgia? Learn what out-of-state defendants need to know about court obligations, penalties, and how a Savannah defense attorney at Darden & Musson Law can help protect your rights.

Can Georgia police search your car without a warrant? Learn when vehicle searches are legal and how Darden & Musson Law helps Savannah residents protect their rights.

Facing criminal charges in Georgia? Learn what happens at a preliminary hearing and how Darden & Musson Law in Savannah can help protect your rights.

Facing a misdemeanor charge in Georgia? Learn if jail time is possible and how Darden & Musson Law in Savannah can protect your rights.

Learn how police body cam footage can impact your criminal case in Georgia. Darden & Musson Law in Savannah helps clients use or challenge this evidence to defend their rights.

Arrested in Georgia? Learn what to do step-by-step to protect your rights. Darden & Musson Law provides criminal defense support to individuals in Savannah and surrounding areas.

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The Consequences of Being Convicted for White Collar Crimes in Georgia

Theft is a crime that can vary greatly depending on the circumstances and value of the stolen property. In Georgia, as in most states, theft offenses are categorized into different degrees, with misdemeanor theft and felony theft being the two primary classifications. The key difference between these two offenses lies in the severity of the crime and the potential consequences. This post will explore the distinctions between misdemeanor theft and felony theft in Georgia.