What should I expect if I am charged with shoplifting in Georgia?
Shoplifting in Georgia is generally defined as taking goods or merchandise from retail store without paying for it. This also includes changing price tags or hiding the item.
Generally if the merchandise is less than $300 in value this shoplifting charge is considered a misdemeanor.
Generally if the merchandise is valued at excess of $300 the shoplifting charge is considered a felony.
Always pay for everything in your shopping cart otherwise you could be considered guilty of shoplifting.
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