What are the penalties for the crime of theft or attempted theft?

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The penalties for theft or attempted theft in the UAE can vary based on the nature of the crime, the circumstances, and the value of the stolen property.

If the case involves a serious crime (e.g., theft, fraud, or financial crimes), it may be more difficult to lift the travel ban until the case is resolved.

If the case is related to a financial dispute or a civil matter, the travel ban might be lifted if the dispute is settled, and the complainant agrees to withdraw the complaint.

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The penalty is determined at the judge's discretion, based on the specifics of each case. To lift the travel ban, the case must be closed.

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The penalty for theft or attempted theft is imprisonment and the return of what was stolen in the case of a completed theft, along with a fine in both cases.

The penalty is increased according to the severity and circumstances of the case, following the rules of individualization of punishment.

Yes, it is possible to submit a request to lift the travel ban by providing a reasoned request to convince the court that the accused is not a flight risk, as their interests are within the country.

Supporting the request with evidence is essential, and we are honored to provide you with legal support.

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It depends on how the theft or attempted theft was committed. There are different types of theft cases, and each is handled differently.

Yes, we can lift the travel ban by submitting another passport as a guarantee.

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Dear Questioner,

Thank you for reaching out with your questions! I understand your concerns regarding these serious legal matters.

- Penalties for Theft or Attempted Theft:

In Dubai, the penalties for theft or attempted theft can vary depending on the circumstances, such as the value of the stolen property and whether it was a first-time offense.

Generally, penalties can range from fines and imprisonment to more severe punishments in cases of aggravated theft. Each case is unique, so it’s crucial to understand the specific details of the incident.

- Lifting a Travel Ban with a Police Case:

It is possible to lift a travel ban, but it depends on the nature of the police case and the legal grounds for the ban. The process can be complex, often involving negotiations with the authorities and, in some cases, court proceedings.

To provide you with accurate advice and assist you further, I would recommend discussing your situation in detail.

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Dear Questioner,

The penalty is imprisonment, depending on the conditions of theft, with a minimum of imprisonment.

As for lifting the travel ban, a request will be submitted to the competent authorities, stating the reasons and attachments for lifting, and the court has the discretionary authority to either approve or reject.