how long can someone be in jail for theft and envading arrest?

Question

how long can someone be in jail for theft and envading arrest?

Answer

Assuming that you are asking the maximum sentence that can be assessed on these offenses for a first offender (no prior convictions), evading arrest on foot is a class B misdemeanor for which one can get up to 6 months in jail. Evading arrest in a motor vehicle is a state jail felony for which one can receive up to 2 years in state jail.

The question about theft cannot be answered without more information. Theft offenses can range all the way from a class c (like a traffic ticket) to a first degree so from a fine only to life in prison. Need to know the amount of the theft in question.