Charged with Grand Larceny ($1,200–$5,000) at Nevada Southern Detention Center?
Freedom First defends Grand Larceny ($1,200–$5,000) cases (NRS 205.220) booked through NSDC (Federal) and the U.S. District Court — District of Nevada (Las Vegas). Grand larceny becomes a felony at $1,200. Attacking the valuation evidence — receipts, fair market value — often collapses the felony to a misdemeanor petit larceny.
🚨 Booked at Nevada Southern Detention Center? Call now — we contact the jail, get inmate status, and start the defense immediately.
Call (702) 857-7197 NowWhat Grand Larceny ($1,200–$5,000) (NRS 205.220) actually means
Under Nevada law, Grand Larceny ($1,200–$5,000) is classified as a non-violent felony. The State must prove every element beyond a reasonable doubt — and that's where defense work begins.
When the booking happens at Nevada Southern Detention Center, the case typically routes through U.S. District Court — District of Nevada (Las Vegas). Federal detention rules apply (18 U.S.C. § 3142). Bail is set by a magistrate judge in U.S. District Court — no schedule applies.
Penalties on the table
How we defend Grand Larceny ($1,200–$5,000) cases
- Value challenge — drop below $1,200 threshold
- Lack of intent to permanently deprive
- Mistake of fact
- Restitution / civil compromise
Every case is different — but these are the levers that decide outcomes on NRS 205.220 charges out of NSDC (Federal). The more facts we have early, the more leverage we have at the first court appearance.
Read our full Grand Larceny ($1,200–$5,000) defense playbookHonest pricing. No surprises.
Most private firms in Las Vegas charge $15,000 to $30,000+ for serious criminal defense. We charge a flat retainer from day one — so you know exactly what you're paying.
- Payment plan available — 50% today, 50% before court
- No hidden fees — everything bundled in the retainer
- Free initial consultation
- Investigation, motions, and appearances included
Retainer covers representation through resolution at the agreed level. Any escalation (appeal, extended trial) is discussed in advance.
What to do in the next 24 hours
- Don't talk to police or prosecutors about the case — jail calls are recorded.
- Call us at (702) 857-7197. We're available 24/7 and the initial review is free.
- Use the NSDC (Federal) inmate search to confirm booking status: click here.
- Hold off on bail decisions until you've talked to a defense lawyer — in some situations, posting too fast costs leverage at the first court date.
Charged with Grand Larceny ($1,200–$5,000) at NSDC (Federal)? Call Now.
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