Robbery

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If you are convicted of Robbery, you may face serious jail or prison time, significant fines, restitution, community service, and a serious mark on your permanent criminal record. More importantly, you may lose your job, be denied financial aid, and have significant trouble finding future employment. The fact is people do not like thieves, especially those who rob people at gunpoint. To combat this reality, it is important to contact Chad West Law, a Dallas, Plano, Frisco, Allen, and McKinney Texas Robbery defense lawyer, as soon as possible. We will defend you and help you avoid the severe penalties associated with a Burglary crime conviction.

Robbery Crimes in Texas

A Robbery involves committing theft, in the course of which the offender intentionally or recklessly causes injury to another person or willfully threatens another person with injury or death. If a deadly weapon is used during the Robbery, the criminal charge is enhanced and harsher penalties may be applied.

Penalties for Robbery Crimes

Robbery (2nd Degree Felony)

• Up to $10,000
• Minimum 2 years in prison (MANDATORY)
• Maximum 20 years in prison
• Up to 10 years probation if eligible

Aggravated Robbery (1st Degree Felony)

• A deadly weapon is used or displayed during the Robbery
• Up to $10,000 fine
• Minimum 5 years in prison
• Maximum 99 years or life in prison
• Up to 10 years probation in some cases

Contact Us, Criminal Defense Lawyer Dallas-Fort Worth

When you contact Chad West Law regarding your alleged Robbery crime we will explain your specific criminal charge and the potential penalties associated with the offense. We will also examine all of the circumstances surrounding your criminal Robbery charge, including any potential defenses recognized by Texas law, and will work with dedication to develop an aggressive defense strategy tailored to your criminal charge.