Below are actual cases Massachusetts Criminal Lawyer Patrick Donovan represented clients who were charged with Shoplifting in Massachusetts. Attorney Donovan has successfully represented many people charged with shoplifting in Boston, Quincy, Hingham, and throughout Massachusetts. Attorney Donovan uses the skills taught to him as a prosecutor to get the best result for each of his clients. If you or someone you know has been charged with shoplifting call today for a free no-obligation consultation.
Wrentham District Court
The client was observed pilfering a set of sunglasses from a store within Plainridge casino. Massachusetts State Police, tasked with the casino’s security, conducted an inquiry and ascertained the client’s identity. State Troopers made contact with the client, who confessed to the theft. Subsequently, she returned the stolen sunglasses. Despite having no prior criminal record and offering no justification for her actions, she underwent a show cause hearing before the clerk magistrate. Attorney Donovan effectively presented arguments to prevent the issuance of a formal complaint.
Woburn District Court
The client stands accused of committing a felony, specifically Larceny Over $250, following their observed act of taking merchandise from a store in the Burlington Mall. Despite their clean criminal record and professional occupation, Attorney Donovan skillfully negotiated with the Assistant District Attorney to achieve the dismissal of charges, resulting in only court costs being incurred.
Cambridge District Court
The client, an 18-year-old high school student, was accused of shoplifting from a store in Cambridge. The store owner, filled with rage, attended the Clerks Magistrates’ Hearing and insisted on pressing charges against the client in order to give them a criminal record. However, Attorney Donovan effectively argued against the issuance of criminal charges by the clerk. Consequently, the client does not have a criminal record.
Quincy District Court
The client, a medical doctor seeking employment, attempted to return merchandise at a nearby Walmart that she had not purchased. She openly confessed her involvement in the shoplifting incident to the loss prevention officers. However, the charges against her were ultimately dropped.
Quincy District Court
A Doctor, who is in their middle age, was accused of shoplifting by asportation following their apprehension for stealing at a nearby supermarket. The client placed high-value batteries in their pocket while inside the store and subsequently exited without paying. Later on, the client confessed to the authorities regarding their actions. During a show cause hearing, Attorney Donovan effectively presented an argument resulting in the dismissal of the charges by the clerk.
Hingham District Court
The client entered Whole Foods Market and filled her cart with items valued at over $300. Instead of going through the cashiers, she left the store. However, in the parking lot, she was intercepted while placing the stolen items in her car. The client admitted to the theft when questioned by the loss prevention officers. Initially, she was summoned to an arraignment, but Attorney Donovan successfully had the case sent back to the clerk’s office for a show cause hearing. During the hearing, Attorney Donovan argued against the charges being issued by the clerk. As a result, the charges were not issued, and the client now has a clean criminal record.
Boston Municipal Court
Client an older grandmother was caught shoplifting clothes from a downtown department store on her lunch hour. Client admitted to store employees she took the items without paying. She was summoned to a clerk’s hearing. Attorney Donovan successfully argued that the complaint should not issue. The clerk did not issue the charge and the client has no criminal record and never had to go back to court.
Quincy District Court
Shoplifting over $100 – The client was caught stealing clothes from a luxury store at the South Shore Plaza. Client was given a show cause hearing and even though the client admitted to stealing well over $500 worth of clothes the clerk did not issue the complaint. The client has no criminal record and the case was dismissed.
MASSACHUSETTS SHOPLIFTING ATTORNEY
Massachusetts Criminal Lawyer Patrick T. Donovan is dedicated to providing the best criminal defense to people charged with any type of theft or shoplifting crime in Massachusetts. Attorney Donovan has represented many clients who have been charged with shoplifting in Boston and throughout the state of Massachusetts. Massachusetts Criminal Attorney Patrick T. Donovan is committed to aggressively pursuing the best possible outcome for each and every one of his clients.
Attorney Donovan uses his experience as an Assistant District Attorney to his client’s advantage. Ultimately building the strongest case possible for every single one of his clients. Attorney Donovan is committed to being the best criminal attorney in Massachusetts.
Quincy Criminal Attorney
Attorney Donovan offers free consultations. His office is conveniently located in Quincy close to route 93. Attorney Donovan also offers shuttle service to and from home. Quincy Criminal Attorney Donovan offers both evening and weekend consultations and will meet at places convenient to the client. Call attorney Patrick Donovan at (617) 479-1800 for your free consultations.
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