What happens if you steal 100 dollars?

Theft under $100 is by far the most common property crime. Each year there are thousands of criminal citations, summons, and even arrests for this offense. It’s true that it is the least serious theft crime, as the maximum penalty is capped at 90 days in jail.

What happens if I stole money?

Penalties for Larceny by Clerk In NSW, one penalty unit equals $110. For example, if the value of the goods stolen exceeds $5,000 the maximum penalty is limited to two years imprisonment and/or 100 penalty units. Statute imposes a maximum of 10 years’ imprisonment for larceny by a clerk.

Is there any proof that someone stole from you?

Your question is a bit of a non sequitur because the fact that someone claims you stole something from them is (or can be) proof. Stated more precisely, that someone alleges that another person stole from them is evidence of theft, assuming that person has personal knowledge of the facts.

What can I do if someone has stolen money from me?

If someone has stolen money and you want him held criminally responsible – and hopefully return the money – you normally need to contact the police to file a complaint. This includes filling out a police report, and presenting the evidence that you have. If the stolen money wasn’t yours, a less-effective option is to contact the police anonymously.

What happens if you report someone for stealing money anonymously?

If there is no evidence that the person stole the money, or no one actually saw the crime occur, the police may to close the investigation without making an arrest. If you do not wish to be involved in an investigation or the subsequent trial, you can report the theft anonymously.

Can you sue someone for stealing your money?

If you are unable to have a person charged, or even if they are charged, there is no guarantee that your stolen money will be returned to you. In this case, you can sue the thief in a civil suit, rather than a criminal case, to get your money back.