Board Certified Representation in Williamson County...read more
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Burglary is a similar offense to criminal trespass but more serious. This is a type of theft crime in Texas that can result in harsh consequences.
In order to be charged with burglary, the prosecutor must prove all of the following beyond a reasonable doubt:
It can also be the case that the defendant did not necessarily enter into the building unlawfully, but remained hidden in property beyond the hours open to the public and had the intent to commit a felony. It is important to note that this offense involves the intent of the defendant, it does not specify that the felony or theft actually had to take place.
The charges that follow a burglary offense will depend on the property entered, the victim and the details of the offense.
The potential sentences and penalties include:
Second Degree Felony Burglary:
State Jail Felony Burglary:
Class A Misdemeanor Burglary:
Having served as a Board Certified Criminal Law Specialist by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization for over two decades, I have developed expertise in navigating the complexities of criminal defense. My extensive experience and deep understanding of the law enable me to vigorously fight for my clients’ rights and achieve the best possible outcomes. Whether you are facing misdemeanor charges or serious felonies, you can trust a proven professional who is relentless in the pursuit of justice and devoted to protecting your future.
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In order to avoid the serious penalties on the line, team up with a burglary lawyer Williamson County from our firm for help. There are many defenses to be made in order to help your case, such as showing mistakes in the facts, a lack of intent to commit a felony or even entrapment.
In addition to Williamson County, Texas, here are some of the other communities we serve:
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