If you’re facing a robbery charge in Texas, your freedom and future are on the line. The state treats robbery as a violent felony, and a conviction can lead to years—or even decades—in prison. At Looney Smith Conrad & Hefti P.C., we bring over 25 years of trial experience to your defense. Between 1995 and 2024, founding attorney Paul Looney has taken 60 criminal jury trials to verdict with zero final convictions.
Whether you’re being investigated, have been arrested, or are facing trial, our Houston robbery defense lawyers are prepared to fight for your rights and protect your future.
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Robbery is more than just theft. In Texas, robbery involves the use of force or the threat of force while committing theft. The law applies even if the person didn’t take anything—intent and use or threat of violence is enough. To convict someone of robbery, prosecutors must prove:
Examples include:
While both are serious crimes, they differ significantly:
Robbery is a violent offense involving a victim and the threat or use of force.
Burglary typically involves entering a structure without permission with intent to commit a crime inside—often when no one is present.
If a burglary involves confrontation or violence, additional charges such as assault or aggravated burglary may apply.
At Looney Smith Conrad & Hefti P.C., we understand the stakes are high. Our team develops personalized, aggressive defense strategies by:
Facing a robbery charge is serious—but you don’t have to face it alone. Our Houston robbery defense attorneys are here to offer legal guidance and representation. Let us fight for your freedom.
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