What are the statutes for grand larceny in Florida?

Answer by  emmarick (11)

Grand larceny is theft of property, goods, or services of value between $300 and $20,000. The sentence is a $5,000 fine in addition to or instead of a five-year prison term.

Answer by  sockmunkey (78)

If the "fellon" voluntarily participates in community workshops, or society sponsored events, then it is 8 months. If no charges are pressed, and you ar enot served papers to appear in court, you will be free to go. If you are given the full punishment, the statue provides for 1-2 years.

Answer by  jijo67 (112)

Florida statute 812.014 defines theft or larceny as taking an object from an owner without his consent. It is categorized into first,second and third degree according to seriousness.

Answer by  Hewitt302 (1720)

I believe the statues for grand larceny in florida is pretty much the same for many states. If convicted the time served is from 5-10 years in prison.