Robbery
At Bazzi Law, our experienced criminal defense lawyers in Brisbane are well-equipped to defend clients facing robbery charges. We offer expert legal advice and strong representation to help secure the best possible outcome for your case. With our comprehensive knowledge of criminal law, our team will guide you through every step of the legal process with professionalism and dedication. Rest assured, you are in trusted hands with Bazzi Law by your side.
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Robbery is a serious criminal offence that combines theft with violence or intimidation. At Bazzi Law, we have extensive experience in handling robbery cases, offering expert legal advice and personalised defence strategies. This guide is designed to provide an overview of robbery charges and how our firm can assist you.
Enquire NowWhat Constitutes a Robbery Charge?
Robbery involves unlawfully taking property from another person through force or threat of force. Understanding the legal intricacies of robbery, including elements like intent and use of force, is crucial for anyone facing these charges.
Legal Consequences of Robbery Convictions
The penalties for robbery can be severe, including imprisonment, fines, and a criminal record. These penalties often depend on the severity of the offence, including the level of force used and any resulting injuries.
Bazzi Law’s Approach to Robbery Defence
Our legal team offers robust, personalised defence strategies, focusing on the specifics of your case. We aim to challenge the prosecution’s evidence and advocate for the best possible outcome.
Possible Defences for Robbery
Typical defences include:
Mistaken Identity
The defendant argues that they were not the person who committed the robbery.
Mistake of Fact
The accused believed they had a lawful right to take the property.
Honest Claim of Right
The defendant asserts they believed they were entitled to the property they took.
Initial Consultation
Discussing the details of your case and exploring potential defence strategies.
Case Assessment
Analysing the charges and evidence against you.
Court Representation
Strong representation in court, managing all aspects of the legal proceedings.
Achieving a Positive Resolution
Working towards the most favourable outcome for your case.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if I am accused of robbery?
It is imperative to seek legal representation as soon as possible. Avoid discussing the details of your case with anyone until you have consulted with a solicitor.
Can robbery charges be reduced or dismissed?
Yes, depending on the evidence and the defence strategy, it’s possible to have robbery charges reduced or dismissed.
What are common defence strategies in robbery cases?
Defences may include challenging the identification of the accused, disputing the use of force or threat, and questioning the intent to steal.
How does the degree of force used affect a robbery case?
The level of force used can significantly influence the severity of the charges and the potential penalties if convicted.