Burglary

Burglary is a serious criminal offense in Houston. When burglary defendants are making their rounds through the criminal justice system prosecutors often seek to take advantage of them, or in other words, make an example out of them. Often, it’s easy for prosecutors to secure a conviction on poorly represented people accused of burglary. Burglary is one of those crimes that, if convicted, can serves as a statement to others about what type of person you are. This can have long-lasting ramifications on your career options, criminal record, freedom, and finances. If you have an upcoming court appearance scheduled as a result of burglary charges from the Houston Police Department or the Harris County Sheriff’s Office, you’ll need our help. Burglary & Houston Jurors In Houston, jurors’ view people accused of burglary, even if they haven’t been proven guilty, as being dishonest. This makes it important to secure legal representation by a Houston burglary defense lawyer with experience salvaging the perception of their clients who are facing trial for theft related crimes in Harris County, TX. The manner in which you are presented to the court, in combination with the style in which your attorney articulates your plight, can have a big difference in the outcome at trial. Anytime a person is accused of a crime involving theft, every effort should be exhausted to prevent conviction. Burglary & Texas Criminal Law Burglary is defined under the Texas Penal Code, Title 7, Chapter 30 (TX Burglary Law) Per Texas criminal law, […]

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