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THEF2000 Grand Theft 3rd $300 – $20,000 – Felony Defense in Tampa | W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr. Understanding THEF2000: Navigating Grand Theft Charges in Tampa Facing a THEF2000 charge for Grand Theft 3rd Degree ($300 – $20,000) is a serious felony offense under Florida Statute §812.014(2)(c)(1). As a third-degree felony, this charge can lead to…

THEF2200 Grand Theft Motor Vehicle – Felony Defense in Tampa Experienced Criminal Defense from Attorney W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr. Arrested for Grand Theft Auto in Tampa? Call (813) 222-2220 Now. Facing a THEF2200 charge for Grand Theft Motor Vehicle is a serious matter in Florida. This offense is classified as a third-degree felony under Florida…

THEF6000 Trespass and Larceny With Relation to Utility – Misdemeanor Defense in Tampa | W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr. Understanding THEF6000: Navigating Utility Theft Charges in Tampa Facing a THEF6000 charge for Trespass and Larceny With Relation to Utility can be a serious and stressful situation. Under Florida Statute 812.14(2)(b), this charge is classified as a…

THEF1010 Theft Misdemeanor Defense in Tampa W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr. Understanding THEF1010: Navigating First-Degree Petit Theft Charges in Tampa Facing a THEF1010 charge for Petit Theft 1st can be a distressing experience. This code, under Florida Statute 812.014.2E, signifies a first-degree misdemeanor, carrying potential consequences that shouldn’t be underestimated. In Hillsborough County, this offense is…

THEF6304 Failure to Redeliver Leased Personal Property – Tampa Felony Defense Attorney Charged with THEF6304 in Hillsborough County?Call W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr. at (813) 222-2220 for aggressive and experienced defense. Understanding Florida Statute 812.155 – THEF6304 Failure to Redeliver Leased Personal Property (THEF6304) is a serious offense in Florida. Under Florida Statute §812.155(3), this charge…

Expert THEF1011 Petit Theft Defense in Hillsborough County | W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr. Introduction: THEF1011 in Hillsborough County, Florida Facing a THEF1011 charge can be a daunting experience. This code, representing Petit Theft $100 or Less under Florida Statute 812.014.3a, signifies a misdemeanor theft offense, but it’s one that can still carry significant consequences. In…

THEF5000: Dealing in Stolen Property Complexities in Hillsborough County, Florida In Hillsborough County, Florida, the charge of “Dealing in Stolen Property,” codified under Florida Statute 812.019.1 and often referred to by the form code THEF5000, represents a serious felony offense. This charge, frequently encountered in Tampa and surrounding areas, can carry severe legal consequences, impacting…

Introduction: Spoliation of Electronic Evidence The digital age has brought forth unique challenges in litigation, particularly concerning the preservation and handling of electronic evidence. Spoliation, the destruction or alteration of such evidence, can have severe consequences, as illustrated by recent Florida court rulings. If you are dealing with a spoliation issue, contact W.F. “Casey” Ebsary…

Understanding Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer (Updated for 2025) BATT1010: More Than Just a Code – It’s a Serious Felony Charge If you’ve encountered the term BATT1010, it likely wasn’t under pleasant circumstances. BATT1010 is the common administrative code used in many Florida jurisdictions, including Hillsborough County, to designate the specific and serious felony…

Facing Grand Theft Auto THEF2201 Charges in Hillsborough County? Your Future is on the Line. If you’ve been arrested and charged with Grand Theft Motor Vehicle (often designated as THEF2201) in Hillsborough County, Florida, under Florida Statute § 812.014, you’re facing a serious felony charge. This accusation means you’re accused of unlawfully taking or possessing…