In basic terms, robbery is when someone steals from a person using force or makes them think force will be used. Theft is when someone’s property is taken but it does not involve the use of force. Burglary is illegally entering a property to steal property from it.
Sentencing for Theft will range from between Discharge through to 6 years and this will depend on a number of different criteria including:
If you or a family member are facing accusations of theft, seeking legal advice promptly is essential. Theft offences can be complex, so having someone with expertise in this area is crucial. It’s vital to receive the best possible advice and to provide as much detail about the facts of your case as possible to ensure the most favourable outcome. For assistance with your case, please call us at 0208 692 2694 or use the contact form below.
We are pleased to confirm our defendant was acquitted of two charges of theft and one charge of burglary on the grounds of insanity. Prior to his arrest our client’s mental health had deteriorated following a number of extremely stressful life events. This culminated in an incident at work which led to him being detained.
