morals [plural] : proper ideas and beliefs about how to behave in a way that is considered right and good by most people. No one questions her morals. [=no one doubts that she is a good person who tries to behave in a moral way] Socrates was accused of corrupting the morals of the youth of Athens.
1 Fines. 2  Itâs common for courts to order someone convicted of identity theft pay a fine. 3  Misdemeanor fines can sometimes reach in excess of $1,000, while felony fines can easily exceed $5,000. 4  Restitution.
If you were charged with theft in the third degree (sometimes referred to as Theft III) or theft in the second degree (Theft II), you are charged with a misdemeanor crime. If you were charged with theft in the first degree (Theft I) or aggravated theft in the first degree, then you are facing a felony charge. There are other related charges such as identity theft; forgery; criminal possession of a forged instrument; etc. which are outside the scope of the discussion here.