Robbery Laws in McKinney & All Collin County
Facing robbery charges in Texas can lead to serious consequences, including prison time, heavy fines, and a permanent criminal record. At Lucé Law, PC, our McKinney attorney team has extensive experience across many personal injury and litigation practice areas. We understand the serious nature of these accusations and work to protect your rights. If you or a family member has been arrested for robbery, request a free legal consultation today.

What Is Robbery?
Robbery is the forceful taking of someone else’s property off their person through threat of bodily injury or inflicting bodily injury. Robbery is a second-degree felony with some very serious consequences. You could spend 2 to 20 years in a state prison plus hefty fines. If you are charged with robbery in McKinney, it’s important that you assert your rights and hire an experienced attorney who will provide an aggressive defense strategy. Lucé Law, PC has a team of attorneys dedicated to assisting you no matter what the charge. Give our office a call today to schedule your consultation.
Aggravated Robbery
Sometimes a robbery charge will be elevated to aggravated robbery, which can carry a much more severe penalty. Aggravated robbery is a first-degree felony under Texas law and can mean 5 to 99 years in state prison and fines up to $10,000. Robbery is elevated to aggravated robbery when the following occurs.
- Defendant used a deadly weapon during the course of the robbery.
- The victim was 65 years or older.
- The victim was disabled physically, mentally, or developmentally.
An experienced criminal defense attorney will know how to navigate a charge of aggravated robbery. As soon as you are able, call Lucé Law, PC to speak with an attorney about your case.
Establish Your Defense
At Lucé Law, PC we know nothing is ever black and white. We work hard to prove your robbery defense from the start of your case to the end. Whether it was lack of knowledge or intent to rob, or proving that the victim did not fear for their life or suffer any injury, we are dedicated to asserting your defense with the zeal and confidence you deserve.
Common Questions About Robbery Law
Are all robbery offenses considered felonies in Texas?
All robbery offenses are considered felonies in Texas, with no misdemeanor robbery classification in the Texas Penal Code. Prosecutors may pursue first-degree or second-degree charges after assessing the facts of each case.
What are the best defenses to a robbery charge?
The best defenses to robbery charges may include an alibi that proves you weren’t at the scene of the crime, mistaken identity, the absence of threats, and challenges to the credibility of witnesses. Your robbery attorney may also identify issues like unlawful searches and improper police procedures.
What should I do if I’ve been accused of robbery?
If you’re accused of a robbery, exercise your right to remain silent and speak with an experienced criminal defense attorney. Your attorney will challenge prosecution evidence and develop a defense strategy after investigating the case.
Contact a McKinney Criminal Law Attorney for Robbery Charges
At Lucé Law, PC, we represent clients accused of robbery and aggravated robbery in Collin County and the surrounding areas. Our attorney will investigate your case, protect your constitutional rights, and build a robust case. Call (972) 632-1300 or request a free legal consultation today.