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An individual commits burglary if without the consent of the owner the person enters a habitation or a building not then open to the public with intent to commit a Felony, Theft, or Assault; or remains concealed with intent to commit a Felony, Theft or Assault; or enters the building or habitation and commits a Felony, Theft or Assault.
To “enter” means any part of the body or physical object connected with the body (example: crow bar, screw driver) –
Building ... State Jail Felony
Habitation ... Second Degree Felony
Habitation & Felony ... First Degree Felony
The consequences for being convicted of burglary are often severe. If you have been charged with burglary, you should contact a skillfull Houston criminal lawyer immediately.
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