My son was charged with felony grand theft in Florida today, can you explain the exact dollar threshold difference between a felony and misdemeanor theft in this state
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Florida Statutes 2026 section 812.014 theft $750 threshold grand theft petit theft current statuteGoogle ↗
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Florida Statutes 2026 section 812.014 theft $750 threshold grand theft petit theft current statute Google ↗
- Felony Threft Thresholds · oppaga.fl.gov
- Section 812.014, F.S., defines theft offenses and generally categorizes the offense level based on the value of the property stolen. Whether a theft is a misdemeanor or a felony may also depend on the offender’s prior history of theft convictions or the type of property stolen. The offense levels for theft crimes based on property value thresholds and general property types are classified as follows: · flsenate.gov
- Chapter 812 Section 014 - 2026 Florida Statutes · flsenate.gov
- Chapter 812 Section 014 · m.flsenate.gov