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The Law Offices of Mark Stevens are located in Salem, New Hampshire.
Salem, NH Criminal Defense Attorney Mark Stevens. Salem, New Hampshire totaled a record breaking 29 arrests this Black Friday, but not for just shoplifting this 2013 shopping season. Every year, all over the country, people go mad on this infamous 'holiday' it's like a wrecking ball coming through every mall and department store nationwide as employees and store clerks try to keep their merchandise in check. As if that's not enough with a stomach full of turkey and mashed potatoes, many individuals were arrested for assault, disorderly conduct, trespassing, resisting arrest- as well as shoplifting. But does it really matter who stampedes their way to the front of the line if you've just been arrested for shoplifting in New Hampshire?
The shoplifting laws in New Hampshire are tough. If you are accused of any
type of theft or shoplifting offense it is extremely important you do
not say anything, or let them bully you into saying anything. It is imperative you contact a good defense attorney to help you fight your case.
Arrests and indictments for economy-inspired crimes like shoplifting, willful concealment, robbery, burglary, larceny and other theft crimes are rising throughout New Hampshire. If you have been arrested for shoplifting, willful concealment or any other theft crime in New Hampshire, or if someone wants to "ask you some questions","talk to you" or "have you come down to make out a statement", call 1-603-893-0074for a free initial consultation and case evaluation.
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**REMEMBER** Call Attorney Mark Stevens right away if you've been accused of shoplifting, willful concealment, robbery, burglary, larceny or any other theft crime.
NH Theft Laws. Merry Christmas everybody! The holidays are a busy time of year for almost every body. Sometimes the bad economy, stress, forgetfulness, attention deficit issues, and other factors can cause people to take things out of a store without paying for them. If you get charged with theft, shoplifitng, willful concealment, or any other type of stealing related charge or charges, your next steps are important ones.
First:Know what to do if you get busted. I suggest that you store my cell number in your phone right now: 1-603-785-6458. Save it under "Attorney Mark Stevens" so you can find it easy when you need it most.
Second:Have cash bail money with you in case you need it to get out. Also have a ride lined up to pick you up from the police station.
Third: Dont answer the loss prevention people's questions. Refuse any efforts they may make to photograph you or videotape you with a pile of stolen stuff. If they tell you that if you answer their questions and sign a statement that they wont call the cops they are probably lying to you. Don't buy what they're selling, they are out to get you!
Fourth: The cops are coming. Go along peacefully with them, but don't get chatty with them. Dont make or sign any statements about the event to the cops. You will need to give them basic booking information to get released but don't talk about anything that happened in the store.
Fifth: Call your lawyer immediately. 1-603-785-6458 24/7 if you get busted.
I hope that you have a Merry and pepper-spray free Christmas! But dont hesitate to call me if you dont!
If the cops want to talk to you it's not to help you; it is to incriminate you! Be quiet. Watch this video for pointers:
This coming holiday weekend seems to result in a lot of shoplifting arrests, willful concealment, and other theft charges all across New Hampshire. However the number of shoplifting arrests in Rockingham County, Strafford County, and Hillsborough County are significantly higher than others on Black Friday.
Each year Black Friday gets bigger than the year before with stores trying to outdo one another, offering the biggest and the best, cheaper than their competitors. No matter how popular Black Friday increasingly becomes, or how much Cyber Monday tries to steal its spotlight offering those less inclined to pepper spray their way to the biggest TV an online version the following Monday. Does it really matter who stampedes their way to the front of the line for the biggest, best, cheapest? Not if you've just been arrested for shoplifting or accused of "willful concealment" in New Hampshire. The shoplifting laws in New Hampshire are tough. If you are accused of any type of theft or shoplifting offense it is extremely important you do not say anything, or let them bully you into saying anything. If you are brought into a loss prevention or store security office it is important you do not feel pressured to sign anything. They will most likely try to get you to make any type of admission they can. DO NOT let store security take your picture, they are not the police and cannot make you do anything. You do not even need to give store security, mall security, or loss protection your identification!!!
If you are suspected of shoplifting, either store/mall security or the loss preventions department will call the police. When the cops arrive make sure you are respectful and do not resist arrest OR admit to anything either! Be polite, do not make any statements, and make sure you have some bail money with you.
Check out Mark Stevens YouTube Video on Shoplifting:
If you have received certified mail from the state lab, or mail from the police department that arrested you, read on ...
New Hampshire DWI laws. Salem, New Hampshire DWI Lawyer Mark Stevens. If you've just received some scary mail from the New Hampshire state lab regarding a blood alcohol test or drug test, don't panic! Call Attorney Mark Stevens today at 1-603-893-0074. All consultations and case evaluations are free. Don't wait to discuss the bad mail you received from the state lab, as you have a limited amount of time to object to it. Call today! We look forward to speaking with you.
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Act now if your New Hampshire license is about to get suspended! If you have received a suspension letter or hearing notice from the state of New Hampshire act fast. Call today for an immediate phone consultation on what you should do next. I look forward to speaking with you. New Hampshire Attorney Mark Stevens 1-603-893-0074 .
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New Hampshire Shoplifting Lawyer. In March of 2009 Cecilia Cathleen Rodriguez pleaded guilty to stealing two purses from a Dillard's store in Oklahoma. On her guilty plea an Oklahoma district court judge sentenced her to life in prison. The judge added an extra 17 years to the life sentence for a probation violation on another, 9 year old, petty theft case. So the total sentence she got for stealing the two purses was life plus 17 years.
She appealed her sentence in the state appellate court system, and a sharply divided Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the extraordinary sentence. One of the two judges who dissented described her sentence as "shockingly excessive". The other described Ms. Gonzalez as a "drug addict who steals to feed her addiction..."While she is a nuisance and a lawbreaker she is neither a violent criminal nor an imminent danger to society." The dissenting appeals court judge described her life sentence as " ...a miscarriage of justice."
On March 21, 2012, the Supreme Court issued its landmark opinion in Missouri v. Frye, (Supreme Court case number 10-444), which held that a defendant in a criminal case is entitled to the effective assistance of counsel during plea negotiation, including plea offers extended by the prosecution. So if defense counsel's deficient performance led to the rejection of a plea offer, and the defendant can show there would have been a reasonable probability that she would have accepted the plea offer but for counsel's deficient performance, there would lie a sufficient showing of prejudice to vacate the sentence imposed.
In the Oklahoma life sentence plus 17 years for stealing two purses case, the Supreme Court vacated Ms. Rodriguez's life sentence for shoplifting and remanded the case to the Oklahoma courts for re sentencing.
Have you been arrested for shoplifting in New Hampshire? Call me today for a free case consultation: New Hampshire shoplifting defense lawyer Mark Stevens 1-603-893-0074. I look forward to speaking with you.
Mark Stevens
Salem, New Hampshire
Busted for shoplifting in New Hampshire? Call 1-603-893-0074 for a free shoplifting consultation today!
