During closing arguments, I pointed out to the Jury that the Prosecution had failed to show the value of the item stolen and could only show the purchase price a couple of years ago. I argued that the value of the stolen item was likely less than $950 and their witness testimony left one guessing the value of the object stolen. If the value was under $950, my client was only guilty of a Petty Theft and not a Felony Grand theft. David’s crime was found by the Jury to be a Petty theft and David did not go to Prison. David was fortunate to have an attorney that has much experience and the will and means to fight for his client.