Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida
Burglary charges
Boyfriend took items from his girlfriends home, because of an argument, he took the items back. He was arrested for burglary a few days later. Is this the correct charge for this type of crime. A gun was taken also, but given back
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Re: Burglary charges
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Without knowing all the facts, I cannot accurately respond but this appears to be the proper charge. If the victim does not want to cooperate with the police, the charges may eventually be dropped, however.
Scott R. Jay, Esq.
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