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Burglary Charge Defense
Stuart Burglary
Defense Attorney & Lawyer, serving Stuart, Florida, Martin County,
and St. Lucie County by providing aggressive and experienced
burglary defense legal representation.
 When
one enters into a structure, conveyance, or dwelling without the permission of
the owners, occupants, or residents for the purpose of committing
any crime, they may be charged with the criminal offense of
burglary.
To be
charged with burglary, it is not
required that the alleged offender physically performs a breaking
and entering; the accused may simply trespass through an open door.
Burglary offenses
are typically committed when there are no potential victims or
eye-witnesses present in the structure.
The difference between being charged with criminal trespass or
burglary is that in a burglary, evidence must exist that:
Law Enforcement and
prosecutors will aggressively seek out any evidence which supports a
burglary charge, and therefore it is extremely important to
protect your legal rights by obtaining the advise and representation
of experience legal counsel as soon as possible.
As a law firm providing experienced burglary attorney
& lawyer
legal services in Stuart, Florida, Martin County,
or St. Lucie County Florida, we are committed to
protecting the legal rights of each and every client, while always
striving to provide
the highest standard of legal representation.
If you
have been charged with a crime of burglary, make sure your legal rights are protected
by seeking the legal advice of an experienced
Stuart burglary
defense
attorney
& lawyer. Contact
David
Kaplow,
P.A., today by calling
(772) 221-2100.
There are many crimes which may be associated with a
criminal burglary offense, such as:
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Theft or Robbery;
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Assault or Battery;
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Homicide;
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Any Form of Fraud;
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Extortion;
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Criminal Mischief;
or any other criminal offense.
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When people (victims)
are present during the course of a burglary, and a gun is
involved, the crime is subject to Florida's 10, 20, life statute
(775.087) which stipulates:
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If convicted for
pulling a gun during a crime: Mandatory minimum 10 years in prison;
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If convicted for
firing a gun during a crime: Mandatory minimum 20 years in prison;
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If convicted of
injuring or killing a victim by firing the gun during a crime:
Mandatory minimum 25 years to life in prison is authorized;
Due to the subjective
nature in many burglary cases as to the existence a crime
being committed, or intent to commit a crime while in the structure
or dwelling, seeking experienced legal counsel is extremely
important in protecting rights and freedoms.
David Kaplow,
P.A., aggressively defends the legal rights of
those charged with
a burglary offense,
while addressing all related issues that should be taken into
consideration when defending your legal rights and freedoms. A
burglary charge conviction may
result in:
Hefty fines;
Potential
jail or prison time;
Community service;
Lengthy terms of probation;
Potential forfeiture of property or assets;
Forfeiture of certain basic civil
rights.
If you
have been charged with a crime of burglary in
Stuart, Florida,
Martin County, or St. Lucie County Florida, contact an experienced
burglary
defense attorney
& lawyer at
David
Kaplow,
P.A., today by calling
(772) 221-2100.
Protect your legal rights and
make sure
your voice is heard. We are experienced and have the
resources to handle your
burglary charge
and other criminal defense legal needs.
Stuart Burglary
Defense Attorney & Lawyer, serving Stuart, Florida, Martin County,
and St. Lucie County by providing aggressive and experienced
burglary defense legal representation. |
