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Identity Theft Charges in California and How the Prosecution Proves Them
Law Offices of William W. Bruzzo

August 4, 2026

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Credit card resting on a financial spreadsheet with dollar amounts, representing evidence in an identity theft case

California separates burglary from robbery by one fact: whether anyone was confronted. Burglary is complete the moment you enter with intent to steal. Robbery requires force or fear against a person. Here is how that line changes the stakes.

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