Burglary

It works like this: you enter illegally a building, best a dwelling place, with the intent to do something really bad while you are there. If you are stupid enough to get caught you will be charged with burglary.

Respectfully, if you have a legitimate criminal defenee issue, you either need to post facts and a question, or you need to consult with a licensed FL lawyer. Good luck.

DISCLAIMER I do not practice law in your State. This answer is provided solely for informational purposes only. This answer does not constitute legal advice, create an attorney-client relationship, or constitute attorney advertising.

Everything depends upon the actual charges, and burglaries come in many shapes and sizes....there's burglary of a dwelling (went inside a home or garage), burlary of a structure (went inside a business), burglary of a conveyance (broke into a car), and more.

Now, just because someone is accused of breaking in, doesn't automatically mean they are guilty of a burglary, it could still simply be a trespass, depending upon the facts.....

Go to the clerk of courts, get a copy of the police report, and post the alleged facts (shortened version, please), and we'll get you more specific info!

Good Luck,

In its simplest definition Burglary is simply entering or remaining in a vehicle or building with the intent to commit another crime.

Example: Someone breaks the window of a car, reaches in and takes a cel phone.

Example: Someone breaks into a house and trashes the place, damaging the furniture.

In most states the level of burglary will be increased if the vehicle or structure is occupied, or if an assault is made on the occupant.