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Criminal Defense Attorneys – Expert Robbery Defense
Robbery is the use of force or the threat of force to take someone else's property. Being convicted of robbery charges almost always means serving jail time followed by a lengthy probationary period. If you are facing robbery charges, you must protect your rights by retaining a skilled criminal defense attorney that provides aggressive legal representation and that will work to help you achieve the best possible outcome to your case. America's Criminal Defense Group provides expert, highly effective representation to defend those accused of robbery. We also strive to help clients achieve outstanding results in all types of criminal cases, including murder and sexual abuse cases.
- What Is Robbery?
- How Does Robbery Differ from Burglary?
- What Is Armed Robbery?
- What Is Aggravated Robbery?
What Is Robbery?
Robbery is using violence or the threat of violence to take another person's property. Common types of robbery include mugging, carjacking, purse snatching, and bank robberies. The criminal defense lawyers affiliated with America's Criminal Defense Group are admitted to practice in many states and have extensive experience defending those accused of robbery. Contact America's Criminal Defense Group today to retain reliable and aggressive legal representation if you have been charged with robbery.
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How Does Robbery Differ from Burglary?
While robbery is using force or the threat of force to take another person's property, burglary occurs when a person breaks into and enters a home (or vehicle) and steals items inside. There is no violence or threat of violence, as the homeowners are often not home or are asleep. If a perpetrator uses violence against homeowners in the process of burglarizing their house, assault charges may be added to burglary charges. Because laws vary by state, it is important to speak with America's Criminal Defense Group as soon as possible if you have been accused of burglary.
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What Is Armed Robbery?
Armed robbery involves the use of a weapon to commit a robbery. Armed robbery is generally considered a more serious crime than robbery committed without the use of a weapon.
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What Is Aggravated Robbery?
Although armed robbery and aggravated robbery are very similar (they may be considered to be the same charge in some jurisdictions), aggravated robbery involves the use of a deadly weapon, such as a gun or knife, to take the property of another. Because laws and sentencing times vary by state, it is important to contact an aggressive team of criminal defense lawyers for expert representation in a court of law if you have been charged with aggravated robbery.
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Contact America's Criminal Defense Group
Our criminal defense law firm has extensive experience and a track record of success in defending clients charged with robbery. For reliable and aggressive legal representation in any criminal case, contact America's Criminal Defense Group. We are committed to the presumption of innocence and are available to provide expert legal services to fight any criminal offense.
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Our criminal defense law firm offers comprehensive legal representation. For an aggressive legal defense, contact America's Criminal Defense Group today.
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