Texas Conspiracy Offenses
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In Texas, criminal conspiracy is a white collar crime which occurs when two or more people agree that at least one of them will engage in conduct with the intent to commit a felony offense, provided that one or more of the conspiring members commits an act in pursuance of this agreement. If you are being charged with conspiracy, it is imperative to obtain legal representation from a skilled lawyer.
With more than 30 years of experience, Shane Phelps Law. has helped his clients obtain favorable results in various criminal offenses, including white collar crimes. As a former prosecutor, our founding attorney has an extensive knowledge of how the prosecution will approach your case, giving you an upper hand in trial. Do not risk facing these serious charges without experienced and reputable legal assistance from our Bryan and College Station criminal defense lawyers.
Understanding State & Federal Conspiracy Charges
The most important thing to remember is that you can be charged with conspiracy even if you did not carry out the alleged, intended felony. If the parties involved in the conspiracy were in agreement and at least one of the members took some type of action based on this agreement, conspiracy charges can still be filed.
For example, if you and two other people agree to rob a bank and of the parties purchased supplies – such as guns, pliers, masks – for the robbery, you and the others could be charged with conspiracy to commit a felony. In the event that none of the parties took any overt action, however, they cannot be charged with conspiracy.
The penalties for a conspiracy conviction depend on whether you were convicted of a state or federal offense and the severity of the underlying offense – because the level of the conspiracy charge is fixed at one category lower than the most serious felony which the conspiracy was about. For instance, if you are accused of committing a first-degree felony, the conspiracy charge would be a second-degree felony.
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Although this may be an overwhelming time in your life, you do not have to work through matters on your own. We are here to ensure your voice is heard through the criminal justice system, and to provide you with the personalized attention you deserve from start to finish.
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