Charged with Receiving Stolen Property in Dover? Get the Defense You Need!

If you've been charged with Receiving Stolen Property in Massachusetts, you could be facing serious legal consequences, including jail time, fines, and a permanent criminal record. Even if you didn't steal the property yourself, being in possession of stolen goods can lead to a criminal conviction. The best way to protect your future is to hire an experienced criminal defense lawyer who knows how to fight these charges.

At Marin, Barrett, and Murphy Law Firm, we provide aggressive legal representation for those accused of property crimes in Dover and throughout Massachusetts. Our legal team has successfully defended clients in Dedham District Court and knows what it takes to build a strong defense.

📞 Call (857) 229-2442 now for a FREE consultation.

Understanding Receiving Stolen Property in Massachusetts

Under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 266, Section 60, a person may be convicted of Receiving Stolen Property if they:

• Receive, buy, or possess stolen goods.
• Know or have reason to believe the property was stolen.
• Intend to keep, resell, or distribute the stolen goods.

Even if you were not the person who stole the property, simply being in possession of stolen goods is enough to face criminal charges.

Penalties for Receiving Stolen Property in Dover

For property valued under $1,200 (Misdemeanor)

• Fine up to $1,000.
• Up to 2.5 years in county jail.

For property valued over $1,200 (Felony)

• Up to 5 years in state prison.
• Hefty fines and possible restitution.

Enhanced penalties for repeat offenders.

How a Conviction Can Affect Your Life

• A criminal record that makes it hard to find employment.
• Denial of housing and professional licenses.
• Loss of educational opportunities or student loans.
• Immigration problems for non-citizens.

Defenses Against Receiving Stolen Property Charges

Our attorneys at Marin, Barrett, and Murphy Law Firm use aggressive legal strategies to fight these charges, including:

• Lack of Knowledge – You had no idea the property was stolen.
• No Criminal Intent – You never intended to possess stolen goods.
• Mistaken Identity – You were wrongly accused.
• Illegal Search & Seizure – If police violated your rights, we may get evidence suppressed.

Why Choose Marin, Barrett, and Murphy Law Firm?

• Years of experience handling property crime cases.
• Successful case results, including dismissals and reduced charges.
• Personalized defense strategies for every client.
• Available 24/7 for legal emergencies.

Dover Court and Police Contact Information

If you've been charged with Receiving Stolen Property in Dover, your case will likely be handled at:

📍 Dedham District Court
Address: 631 High Street, Dedham, MA 02026
Phone: (781) 329-4777

For police reports and case details, contact:

📍 Dover Police Department
Address: 3 Walpole Street, Dover, MA 02030
Phone: (508) 785-1130

Contact a Dover Criminal Defense Lawyer Today

If you are facing Receiving Stolen Property charges, don't wait—the sooner you act, the better your chances of getting the charges dismissed. Marin, Barrett, and Murphy Law Firm is here to help.

📞 Call (857) 229-2442 now for a FREE consultation.