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Robbery is one type of
theft crime that can be charged in Texas. There is also aggravated robbery, or armed
robbery, charges that can come about with certain elements in the case.
In order to be charged with robbery in Texas, the prosecutor must prove,
beyond a reasonable doubt, that the following things took place:
If being charged with aggravated robbery, the offense will have either
involved a deadly weapon, an elderly victim or disabled victim.
Robbery offenses are generally charged as second degree felonies in Texas.
This level of felony is punishable by between two and 20 years in state
prison along with a fine of up to $10,000. If the offense is considered
aggravated robbery, the defendant could be facing first degree felony
charges. A first degree felony in Texas is punishable by between five
and 99 years in prison and a fine of up to $10,000.
Need an attorney for a theft crime offense? When facing robbery charges,
you need to look into the potential defenses for your case. A skilled
Williamson County robbery attorney from our firm can pursue defenses showing
a lack of intent, a lack of knowledge, a lack of bodily injury or fear
of injury plus more.
Contact R. Scott Magee, Attorney at Law today at (512) 983-1675 for a free case evaluation with our Williamson County robbery lawyer and
get started in building a hard- hitting defense against your robbery charges.
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Attorney Scott Magee is Board Certified for his specialization in Criminal Defense.
We will fight for you. We are committed to tirelessly pursuing evidence that proves your innocence.
We do not take shortcuts. We perform an in-depth investigation of the arrest circumstances.
We offer free case evaluations to help clients learn more about their legal options.
Attorney Magee is a reputable attorney who is respected by his peers, colleagues, and universities.
We fight to obtain dismissals, reduced or dropped charges, and favorable plea bargains.
We represent individuals facing state and federal charges in Texas.