Burglary

Longview Attorney: Burglary Defense

The distinction between burglary and other property crimes such as simple theft is that burglary involves unauthorized entry into a home or business. Juries are notoriously hard on those accused of burglary. If that is where you stand, you want a lawyer who is able to effectively negotiate with the district attorney and get a fair outcome without a trial.

Attorney Brad Steele is a former Assistant Criminal District Attorney for Gregg County and former alternate city judge for the City of Longview. In the years since he held those positions, he has practiced in the East Texas courts in criminal defense, and is respected by judges and prosecutors alike.

Discuss your burglary charge with a lawyer

In order to preserve your options and get the best possible outcome in your case, it is important that you discuss your case with an attorney before making any statement to law enforcement officers or the prosecutor. If you would like to speak with Mr. Steele, please contact our Longview office to arrange a consultation.

In addition to burglary, our firm is prepared to provide defense representation to those accused of other property crimes. If you need legal counsel as a result of criminal charges, it is important to feel comfortable with your lawyer and to understand your options. When you meet with Mr. Steele he will perform a preliminary case analysis and give you the information you need to make a well-informed decision about representation. Our firm serves clients throughout East Texas.