Is it possible for me to get my felony reduced to a misdemeanor charge?

No, the time for plea-bargaining was back when you were charged with felony theft. If you had an attorney represent you, the attorney should have gotten you the best deal that was possible, which in some situations means you can get a felony charge plea-bargained down to a misdemeanor. If you were not represented by an attorney, it's possible to withdraw your guilty plea, but only if a very short period of time has passed since the conviction, such as 3 to 6 months. At this point, since several years have passed, there is no way to go back and withdraw your guilty plea and try to re-negotiate a better deal with the prosecutor.

It is very rare to reduce a felony to a misdemeanor after the fact, but I have heard of it being done in some cases. Perhaps the better option is to see if you qualify to get your felony theft crime expunged from your public record. Consult with an attorney to determine your eligibility. Our firm handles expungements often.

The rules for reduction of degree of conviction have changed and some prosecutors and judges interpret them very narrowly, to exclude as many people from obtaining relief as they can. Talk with a lawyer today about your options.

No you cant have your charge reduced if you were already sentences on the felony.