FACING THEFT AND BURGLARY CHARGES?

A Tough State for Theft and Burglary Crimes

New Hampshire has harsh theft and burglary laws; a person can be convicted of burglary even if they are unsuccessful in their attempt to commit a crime.

The seriousness of the charges will depend on the value of the property stolen. Thefts of more than $1,000 are charged as felonies. However, if a weapon is used in the process of committing the crime, it does not matter how much cash or property was taken; the use of a weapon in the course of committing a crime makes it an automatic felony.

If caught in possession of a weapon during a theft or burglary, you can be charged with a felony that can result in 15 years or more in prison, even longer if you have a prior criminal record.

Theft and burglary charges can have a devastating effect on your life, and you need the aggressive representation of a skilled theft and burglary lawyer like Ryan Russman to keep you from being steamrolled by the justice system.

The Value of Experience

Attorney Russman has experience recognizing illegally obtained evidence and having it thrown out of court cases. He understands how to develop an effective defense strategy and will fight with determination and tenacity to keep you out of prison by getting charges reduced or dropped.

Understanding the crucial importance of evidence and rule of law requires an experienced, aggressive burglary lawyer who will fight to protect your rights, negotiate lesser charges and reduced sentences, and minimize the impact on your life.

If you've been charged with theft or burglary, don't waste a minute before retaining Attorney Ryan Russman. Put New Hampshire's most aggressive theft and burglary lawyer to work for you right away.