Break and Enter to Commit Assault and Battery in Spotsylvania, VA

What is Break and Enter to Commit an Assault and Battery?

Break and enter to commit assault and battery is one of several criminal offenses under statutory burglary pursuant to §18.2-91.

Statutory burglary involves breaking into any building with the intent to commit a criminal offense, other than murder, rape, robbery or arson.

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What are the Penalties if Convicted of Break and Enter to Commit an Assault and Battery in Virginia?

If found guilty of break and enter to commit assault and battery, penalties can include:

A maximum 20 year prison term
A maximum fine of $2,500
A criminal record for a felony, which can negatively impact employment opportunities or travel outside of the United States

Having possession of a deadly weapon at the time of the break and enter will become a much more serious charge as it is a Class 2 felony.

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Why Hire an Experienced Criminal Defense Attorney if Charged with Break and Enter to Commit an Assault and Battery in VA?

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If you are charged with assault and battery, contact Susan now to set up a free consultation to see how her experience can work for you.

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