Breaking and Entering

At Bazzi Law, our skilled criminal defense lawyers in Brisbane are experienced in defending clients against breaking and entering charges. We provide expert legal advice and strategic representation to ensure the best possible outcome for your case. With our extensive knowledge of criminal law, you can trust our team to handle your case with professionalism and dedication. You’re in good hands with Bazzi Law by your side.

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Our Comprehensive Guide to Navigating Breaking and Entering Charges

Breaking and entering is a serious criminal offence that can result in significant legal consequences. At Bazzi Law, we understand the complexities of these charges and are dedicated to providing our clients with comprehensive legal support. This guide outlines key aspects of breaking and entering charges and how Bazzi Law can assist you in such cases.

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What is Breaking and Entering?

Breaking and entering, often associated with burglary, involves unlawfully entering a property with the intent to commit a crime. Understanding the specific legal definitions and implications is crucial for anyone facing these charges.

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Legal Consequences of Breaking and Entering

The consequences of a breaking and entering conviction can vary widely, depending on the severity of the offence, prior criminal history, and other factors. Potential penalties may include fines, imprisonment, probation, and more.

How Bazzi Law Can Help

Our experienced legal team offers personalized defence strategies tailored to the specifics of your case. We work diligently to challenge the prosecution’s evidence, aiming to reduce or dismiss charges whenever possible.

Possible Defences for Breaking and Entering

Typical defences include:

  1. Duress

    The defendant argues they were compelled to commit the crime due to threats or coercion.

  2. Honest Claim of Right

    The defendant believes they had a legal right to enter the property.

  3. Consent

    The defendant asserts that they had permission from the property owner to enter.

The Legal Process in Affray Cases

Navigating Your Defence with Bazzi Law

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  • Initial Consultation

    Discussing the details of your case and potential defence strategies.

  • Case Analysis

    Comprehensive review of the charges and evidence against you.

  • Court Representation

    Strong representation in court, managing all legal aspects and negotiations.

  • Seeking the Best Resolution

    Aiming for the most favourable resolution, be it through trial, plea negotiations, or case dismissal.

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