Danbury Burglary Attorney

Theft Crimes: Burglary

Are you or a loved one facing burglary charges? Theft crimes are defined as any criminal act that occurs when a person steals the property of another without consent. Theft crimes can be charged as a misdemeanor or felony, based upon the value of the property, facts such as the presence of a weapon, and the prior criminal record of the defendant. If the alleged stolen property is valued above $500 it typically causes for a felony charge. In Connecticut there is a group of statutes generally called the "three strikes laws" that allow for an offender who has a prior record of a serious felony crime, such as burglary or robbery, to face much more severe penalties.

If you are accused of committing a burglary, speak with an experienced Danbury burglary defense attorney from our firm by calling (203) 633-2171 or contacting us online today.

At Jowdy & Jowdy, we understand how important defending your case is to you, and our Danbury criminal lawyer can take immediate action for you. We will review the details and facts of your case to determine the best strategy to employ for your defense. The experience of your attorney may be the key to the level of the charges filed against you, as well as whether you will be found not guilty and able to continue your life without the threat of incarceration.

Are you facing burglary charges?

When an individual enters or remains unlawfully in a building with intent to commit a crime therein the charges filed will be a burglary in the third degree. Burglary in the third degree is considered a serious felony in Connecticut. Burglary or "breaking and entering" may be filed as a first-degree felony if the subject committing the burglary is involved in assault and battery or armed with explosives or dangerous weapons. In addition, if the monetary value of the stolen property exceeds $1000 this may be punishable with lengthy time served in state prison, with possible life imprisonment.

If you or a loved and has been charged with burglary, it is in your best interests to retain the services of a highly skilled criminal attorney on an immediate basis. Contact us today regarding your case.