Find out the likely charge grade and penalty range for a New Jersey shoplifting or theft offense, based on N.J.S.A. 2C:20. Answer a few quick questions. Takes about a minute.
Step 1
What type of offense is involved?
New Jersey grades these offenses primarily by the value of the goods or property involved.
Step 2
What was the approximate value of the goods or property?
This is the single biggest factor in how New Jersey grades the charge. Estimate the full retail or market value.
Step 3
Any prior shoplifting or theft convictions?
New Jersey imposes mandatory, escalating community service for repeat shoplifting offenses.
Your Estimated Charge
Disorderly Persons Offense
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