ARS 13-1507 Burglary in the 2nd Degree

In Arizona, it is a crime to enter or remain unlawfully in a residential structure to commit any theft or felony while you are there.  It is a class 3 felony, exposing someone charged to prison time ranging from 2 – 8.75 years – even if he/she has no criminal history.  Even if granted probation, Superior Court judges across Arizona routinely sentence offenders to a term of prison or jail for such an offense.

It is also illegal to commit this offense in a non-residential structure, but is Burglary in the 3rd degree, a class 4 felony.

These serious charges demand a serious defense to protect you and your rights.  Call the skilled and experienced Arizona attorneys at BC Law Group to see what they can do for you if you’re facing any level of burglary charge.