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Is Residential Burglary a Felony in California?

Is Residential Burglary a Felony in California?
Yes, the state of California considers residential burglary a felony. This means that individuals can face prison time and fines for a conviction. Residential burglary can also count as a “strike” on your criminal record in Los Angeles. The court system also uses the term “first-degree” burglary to refer to a residential burglary. You can learn more about residential burglary charges during a free consultation with Simmrin Law Group. How...

How Long Can I Go to Jail for Burglary?

You could end up spending up to three years in jail if you are convicted of a misdemeanor burglary charge in California. Felony charges can result in up to six years of prison time. The court can also fine you if you are convicted of burglary. You can even end up on probation after a burglary conviction. Find out more about these penalties with the Simmrin Law Group. Reach us...

How Do You Prove Intent in a Burglary?

The prosecution can prove intent in a burglary case in California through a confession by the accused and circumstantial evidence associated with the crime. Prosecutors have to prove intent in a burglary case in order to secure a conviction. The prosecution needs to show that someone entered a building or vehicle in order to commit a felony or petty theft. You can learn more about intent if you call (310)...

Do I Need a Lawyer for a Burglary Charge?

Getting a lawyer allows you to get to work on your defense right away if you are accused of burglary in California. A lawyer handles all of your legal needs after you are accused of either: First-degree burglary Second-degree burglary Our team at the Simmrin Law Group understands how to handle burglary charges. We can work to get your charges reduced or even dismissed. We’ll put your experience and legal...

Can I Get a Burglary Charge Expunged from My Record?

Can you get a burglary charge expunged from your record in the state of California? There is no single answer to this question. The court system will expunge some burglary charges. However, in some cases expungement is not possible. Generally, you cannot get a charge expunged if you spent time in prison. This is especially true if you were convicted of first-degree (or residential) burglary. Find out more about the...

What Is the Difference Between Theft, Robbery, and Burglary?

What Is the Difference Between Theft, Robbery, and Burglary
Theft, robbery, and burglary charges are often associated with taking someone else’s property unlawfully. However, each charge covers a different criminal act. For example: Theft deals with taking someone’s property without their consent Robbery involves taking someone’s property using threats or force Burglary involves entering a building or a vehicle to commit theft or another felony You can learn more about each of these charges with the legal support of...

What Are the Penalties for Willful Arson?

What Are the Penalties for a Willful Arson
The court system can sentence individuals to fines and prison time for willful arson in California. The exact amount of time used for an arson conviction varies based on the circumstances of the crime. Individuals can get help learning more about an arson charge by contacting the Simmrin Law Group. Our team is here to answer all of your legal questions about arson accusations. Get the information that you want...

Does California Punish Arson Crimes More Harshly Than Other States?

Punish Arson Crimes
The state of California takes the crime of arson very seriously. Think about how wildfires have devastated our community – some fires started by accident, but others started due to a deliberate case of arson. In many cases, the charge of arson is automatically a felony, which, if convicted, could land you in prison for many years and result in large fines. It’s hard to say that California law carries...