David Edelstein

Shoplifting is a complex issue with various factors, including financial hardship, addiction, impulse control issues, trauma, psychological problems, and thrill-seeking. People who have been falsely accused of shoplifting or mistakenly identified should hire a criminal defense attorney. Repeat offenders face more severe penalties, such as increased fines and longer jail sentences, and a criminal record for shoplifting can make it difficult to find work or housing. People with shoplifting problems should seek professional help and work with a lawyer if facing legal charges.

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