Arrested for Burglary?

Call Attorney Tracey Kagan right away and get your criminal defense case started right away! You can get a free consultation at her Orlando Criminal Defense Law Frim by calling (407) 849-9990

Florida Burglary and Robbery Charges

Burglary Charge Lawyer in Orlando

In Florida, burglary typically refers to unlawful entry into almost any structure with the intent to commit a crime. Most people fail to realize that burglary does not require physical breaking and entering. The criminal offender may simply trespass through an open door. Unlike robbery, which involves the use of force or fear to obtain another person’s property, burglary usually happens when no victims or witnesses are present.

Burglary charges can impose varying amounts of jail time depending on the circumstances involved. Burglary can be considered a first degree felony, punishable by imprisonment if, in the course of committing the offense, the offender commits assault or battery upon any person; is armed with explosives or a dangerous weapon; or causes damage to the area while committing a robbery or burglary.

As one might imagine, burglary does not include break-ins for lawful reasons related to the rescue of persons or animals, preventing or extinguishing fires, searches and seizures ordered by police, confiscation of visible contraband, carrying out a lawful arrest, or the lawful eviction of a tenant is in violation of his or her lease. Also, burglarsexclude people who take shelter during a life-threatening situation such as a storm or a fire even though they have entered a property without permission.

Arrested For Robbery?

Call Attorney Tracey Kagan right away and get your criminal defense case started right away! You can get a free consultation at her Orlando Criminal Defense Law Firm by calling (407) 849-9990.

Burglary and Robbery Criminal Defense

Robbery Charge Lawyer in Orlando

Your defense to burglary may be related to whether or not you had intent to commit a crime. Orlando Crime Lawyer Tracey Kagan will thoroughly investigate police records to determine whether or not police have enough evidence to continue with a charge of burglary. Attorney Kagan personally handles the cases of each and every client to ensure that all aspects of your criminal defense are air-tight.

People who fail to present adequate criminal defense case increase their chances of becoming a convicted felon. Felons must endure a stigma which time may never erase. Upon conviction of a felony, an individual loses many of their Constitutional Rights including the right to vote and to own a gun. The convicted felon must also notify the police department of any town that they choose to relocate to for the rest of their life.

Don’t let a burglary charge or a robbery charge affect the rest of your life and prevent you from reaching your personal goals. Contact Attorney Tracey Kagan to protect your personal freedom and your legal rights.

by Tracey Kagan