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Murfreesboro Vandalism Attorney

Have you been arrested for vandalism?

Vandalism is the criminal act of knowingly and intentionally damaging someone's property, including personal property, commercial property and government property. It can be charged as either a misdemeanor or felony depending on the amount of damage that was done. Misdemeanor cases involve damage of less than $500. You can be charged with felony vandalism if the value of the property that was damaged is over $500. If you are convicted of felony vandalism, you will be facing a minimum of one year in prison. Cases involving thousands of dollars in damages can result in more lengthy periods of incarceration, including from three to fifteen years of confinement in a state prison if the damaged property was valued at between $10,000 and $60,000.

If you have been charged with vandalism, you will want your case reviewed by a Murfreesboro criminal defense attorney that can give you advice regarding your legal situation. Attorney Stan Bennett is a criminal defense lawyer who represents clients charged with property offenses such as vandalism. He is well-versed in the laws pertaining to property crimes, and will vigorously defend you from charges against you.

Vandalism Lawyer in Murfreesboro

Vandalism includes destroying property as well as contaminating and polluting property. You can also be charged with vandalism if you engage in an act that causes the property owner to experience a financial loss. There can be severe consequences for a person found guilty of vandalism, such as:

  • Incarceration
  • Fines
  • Restitution
  • Community Service

A conviction in a vandalism case can affect your life for a long time. You will have a permanent criminal record that will limit your employment choices and may even result in the loss of your current job. It is imperative that you hire a skilled attorney to protect your future. Stan will work tirelessly when defending the charges against you, and will seek the best possible resolution to your case.

Contact a Murfreesboro vandalism attorneyfor legal advice and guidance if you have been accused of vandalism.