What is the penalty for burglary of unoccupied conveyance?

Five years and/or five thousand dollars. It doesn't matter that it was unlocked. You need to hire an attorney today. You committed a crime in a VERY conservative county, and the citizens there are very tough juries.

That is a 3rd degree felony, the punishment for which is up to 5 years in prison and up to 5 grand.

I agree with my colleagues, burglary of a conveyance is a third degree felony, punishable by a maximum of 5 years in prison, or $5,000. The actual plea offer will depend upon a number of factors, such as your prior record, facts and circumstances of the case and a number of other factors. The fact that the conveyance was unlocked does not help the defendant, as an unlocked door is NOT an invitation to burglary. You con find an experienced criminal defense attorney using the Find a Lawyer tool on 's website.

Unlocked or locked has no bearing in Florida. It is a Third degree Felony puniishable up to 5 years in state prison. The penalty varies based on a Score Sheet with prior convictions added in. The Punishments could be from no jail or prison time up to 5 years.