Beyond jail time and fines, a grand theft conviction is treated as a crime involving dishonesty. It can affect employment, background checks, professional licensing, housing, credit applications, firearm rights, and certain civil rights. The impact depends on the conviction, sentence, and your individual circumstances.
What are the long-term consequences of a grand theft conviction?
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