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Texas Burglary Charges

If you or someone in your family is being charged with burglary, you may be wondering whether or not you need the help of an attorney. In order to answer that question, you should know what you are dealing with. Texas law states that you are guilty of burglary if you have entered some building that is not open to the public or have concealed yourself within some building with the intent to steal, commit assault, or commit a felony. You should also be aware that, if any part of your body or any object held by you or attached to you enters a private building in any way, you can be charged with burglary.

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You should also know that the punishment for a burglary conviction is very serious. Depending on the circumstances surrounding your charges, you may be convicted of a first or second degree felony, which could result in life in prison. In other words, these charges are extremely serious. If you or someone you love has been accused of allegedly entering a building with intent to steal, you are going to need a legal professional to protect you from a burglary conviction. The experienced Texas attorneys at Grossman Law Offices have twenty years of experience working with these sorts of cases. If you are facing burglary charges, contact our criminal attorneys in Dallas and make sure you receive a fair trial.


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