Robbery is classified as a violent felony in New York, carrying severe penalties including lengthy prison sentences. Unlike theft or larceny, robbery involves the use or threat of force, which significantly increases the seriousness of the charge.
Hamilton Crest Group's criminal defense attorneys have extensive experience defending clients against robbery charges at every level. We understand the elements the prosecution must prove and know how to challenge their case effectively.
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New York defines robbery in three degrees, with first-degree robbery being a Class B violent felony carrying a potential sentence of up to 25 years in prison. Even third-degree robbery is a Class D felony with the potential for significant prison time.
Our defense strategies may include challenging witness identifications, questioning the sufficiency of the evidence, presenting alibi defenses, or negotiating reduced charges when appropriate.
- Third-degree robbery (Class D felony)
- Second-degree robbery (Class C felony)
- First-degree robbery (Class B felony)
- Armed robbery
- Attempted robbery
If you're facing robbery charges, contact Hamilton Crest Group immediately for a free and confidential consultation.