Trafficking in Stolen Identities

AL Code § 13A-8-193 (2023) defines trafficking in stolen identities as when a person without the authorization, consent, or permission of the victim sells, transfers, purchases, or possesses, with intent to manufacture, sell, transfer, or purchase, identification documents or identifying information for the purpose of committing identity theft. Possession of five or more identification documents of the same person, or possession of identifying information of five or more separate persons creates an inference that the identities are possessed with intent to m anufacture, sell, transfer, or purchase identification documents or identifying information for the purpose of committing identity theft.

Trafficking in stolen identities is a Class B felony. If you have been arrested for trafficking in stolen identifications call our trafficking in stolen identifications attorney today at (205) 823-7233.

At The Stoves Law Firm, P.C., we understand the severity and the complex nature of identity theft charges. In Alabama, trafficking in stolen identities is a severe crime, and it carries stringent penalties. The law defines this offense as the selling, transferring, or possession with intent to sell or transfer, a stolen identification document or personal identification information of another person without lawful authority. The penalties for such a crime can be quite severe, including hefty fines and prolonged prison sentences.

If you or a loved one are facing charges related to trafficking in stolen identities, it is crucial that you seek legal representation as soon as possible. Our experienced attorneys are well-versed in Alabama’s identity theft laws and can provide aggressive and strategic defense strategies to protect your rights and freedom. Call call our trafficking in stolen identifications attorney today at (205) 823-7233 for a confidential consultation.