Title: Texas Embezzlement Laws - FindLaw
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Texas Embezzlement Laws
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Content: 3rd degree felony, 2 to 10 years in prison
$100,000 to $200,000: 2nd degree felony, 2 to 20 years in state prison
More than $200,000: 1st degree felony, 5 to 99 years in state prison
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Arrested for Embezzlement in Texas? Contact an Attorney
While Texas embezzlement laws might be difficult to understand, mounting a defense can be even more challenging. That's why it's important to contact a local criminal defense attorney if you've been charged with violating Texas embezzlement laws. A lawyer can give you legal advice based on your specific situation, and be at your side when you answer to the charges, appear in court, and in plea deal meetings.