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Attorney Michael M. Monopoli

Criminal Defense
In the state of Massachusetts, several different theft crimes are categorized under the term larceny. The subject of larceny has several sub-categories in which individuals will be charged. The Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 266 Section 30 covers the area of larceny with the specific statute covering crimes where someone takes possession of property that belongs to someone else without their consent. Basically, larceny is a theft crime. When you face larceny charges, you will need proper representation. Michael M. Monopoli and Mark L. Monopoli are Massachusetts Criminal Defense Law attorneys ready to fight for your case. Having an experienced attorney by your side can help you win your case or experience lesser charges in the matter.

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Attorney Michael M. Monopoli

Criminal Defense
In the state of Massachusetts, several different theft crimes are categorized under the term larceny. The subject of larceny has several sub-categories in which individuals will be charged. The Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 266 Section 30 covers the area of larceny with the specific statute covering crimes where someone takes possession of property that belongs to someone else without their consent. Basically, larceny is a theft crime. When you face larceny charges, you will need proper representation. Michael M. Monopoli and Mark L. Monopoli are Massachusetts Criminal Defense Law attorneys ready to fight for your case. Having an experienced attorney by your side can help you win your case or experience lesser charges in the matter.
DUI/DWI
A drunk driving charge and conviction in Worcester County is a dangerous endeavor that everyone should take measures to prevent. However, it is, unfortunately, a reality that DUI can happen to anyone and does occur all too often. The offense of operating under the influence not only carries the potential of significant criminal penalties, but also, administrative action by the Registry of Motor Vehicles against an individual’s right to operate a motor vehicle in the state of Massachusetts.
Sex Crimes
Working with an experienced rape and sexual assault defense attorneys such as Michael or Mark Monopoli can help you to make sure you have a fair and just trial, and someone on your side throughout the proceedings.
Fraud
Robbery
There are two main categories of robbery charges and those include armed and unarmed robbery. Learning the differences between the two and what consequences you may face are important to your defense strategy. Here are a few things you need to know when you face robbery charges.
Burglary
In the state of Massachusetts, larceny and robbery are not the same. Robbery is a form of larceny but not larceny in itself. Typical theft crimes in the state or property crimes consist of robbery, motor vehicle theft, shoplifting, burglary, forgery, embezzlement, credit card theft, identity theft and the receiving or buying of stolen property. Categories of larceny include...
Theft
Misdemeanors
With larceny in Massachusetts, the value of the stolen property, as well as the circumstances in which the property was stolen, will determine the specific charge filed. In general, a stolen item that has a value under $250 will incur a charge of petty larceny. This is a misdemeanor in Massachusetts. If the property stolen has a value of more than $250 the law will consider the charge grand larceny which is a felony.
Embezzlement
Drug Crimes
Drug trafficking is a specific drug charge in Massachusetts and falls under the Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 94C Section 32E. Individuals who face a drug trafficking charge will also usually face drug possession charges as well. This is due to the fact that the individual has been found to have a lot of controlled substances, illegal drugs or chemicals, or are considered to be in possession of such substances.
Assault
The legal definition of assault and battery in Massachusetts consists of a threat of some type of violence, and not actual contact with the body (assault) and actual physical contact is referring to (battery) towards another person without their consent. For charges to be filed, there does not have to be actual physical harm that takes place. As long as an alleged threat has been made, the assault and physical activity are followed, such as trying to push someone, the police can make an arrest.
Murder
In December of 1979, Michael left the District Attorney’s Office and went into private practice. He continued to maintain a heavy trial practice and continued to be in court on a daily basis, trying cases in both the District and Superior Courts. As a private attorney, he continued to try everything from operating under the influence cases to murder cases. Today, he still exclusively practices in the area of criminal defense.
Identity Theft
Homicide
At the law office of Monopoli & Monopoli, we have defended many individuals charged with motor vehicle homicide. If you find yourself in the very difficult situation of facing such a charge, please call the office.
Shoplifting
Forgery
Manslaughter
In 1976, Michael left the Massachusetts Defenders Committee and started working as an Assistant District Attorney in Worcester County. He prosecuted and tried extensively in the District and Superior Courts. He tried all types of cases, including rapes, armed robberies, drug trafficking, manslaughters, and murders.

Property Damage
Should you be found guilty of the charge of malicious destruction of property in an amount over $250, then you can face up to ten years in a state prison as well as a fine of $3,000 or more or an amount that is three times the value of the property that was damaged. 2.5 years in jail is also a penalty option. When the amount of the property is under $250 and malicious destruction of property charges are filed, the individual will face up to 2.5 months in prison along with a fine of three times the value of the property damage.

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