Legal Question in Criminal Law in Texas
Burglary of a habitat
Can one be charged with burglary of a habitat if that person was not found in the home and there is no evidence the person was in the home they were just in possesion of the stolen property
Asked on 2/18/08, 1:08 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
michael palmer
Law Office of Michael Palmer
Re: Burglary of a habitat
Yes, you can be charged. The real question is can the State prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt based on possession of stolen property. I say no unless they have more evidence.
Answered on 2/18/08, 2:01 pm
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