Gillette Robbery Defense Lawyer

Are You in Need of a Campbell County Robbery Defense Lawyer?

If you’ve been charged with robbery in Gillette or anywhere in Campbell County, you are facing one of the most serious criminal accusations under Wyoming law. Robbery is a felony offense that can lead to long-term prison time, a felony record, and permanent damage to your reputation and future. The consequences are life-changing, and so is your next move.

Whether you’ve been falsely accused, caught up in the wrong situation, or charged after a misunderstanding, you have the right to defend yourself, and you deserve to have a powerful legal advocate fighting in your corner.

At Steven Titus & Associates, P.C., we understand the urgency and gravity of robbery charges. Our legal team is committed to fighting for your freedom, your future, and your side of the story. From the moment you call us, we take immediate action to investigate, challenge, and dismantle the prosecution’s case.

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Why Choose Us Over Other Robbery Defense Lawyers in Campbell County?

When your freedom is on the line, experience, strategy, and courtroom presence matter. Here’s why clients in Gillette and throughout Wyoming trust Steven Titus & Associates, P.C. with serious felony cases like robbery.

We understand how to navigate Wyoming’s criminal courts and how to stand up to prosecutors who want to secure a conviction at any cost. We work for you, not the system.

• We offer a free consultation
• Extensive courtroom experience in Campbell County
• Track record of dismissed charges, reduced felonies, and not guilty verdicts
• Client-centered, aggressive legal strategy
• We don’t just negotiate; we prepare every case as if it’s going to trial
• Clear communication and personal attention from start to finish

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Don’t Let Them Define Your Story

Call (307) 257-7800 to talk directly with an experienced criminal defense lawyer.

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Don’t Wait to Speak to an Attorney

Robbery investigations move fast. Once you’ve been arrested or named as a suspect, law enforcement and prosecutors begin building their case. They may pressure you to speak, make assumptions about your involvement, or charge you without having all the facts.

At Steven Titus & Associates, P.C., we act immediately to:

• Prevent you from making damaging statements
• Challenge weak or illegally obtained evidence
• Gather favorable witness statements and surveillance footage
• Negotiate from a position of strength, not desperation

Every hour that passes without a defense attorney on your side gives the state more power over your future.

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What is the Legal Process for a Robbery Case in Wyoming?

If you’re facing robbery charges in Gillette or Campbell County, it helps to understand what to expect.

Investigation and Arrest

You may be arrested at the scene or later after a warrant is issued. In some cases, law enforcement may question you as a suspect before charges are filed. You should never speak to police without a lawyer present.

Initial Appearance and Bail Hearing

At your first court appearance, you’ll be formally informed of the charges. The judge will decide whether to release you on bail or keep you in custody. We advocate for your release and challenge any excessive bail requests.

Arraignment

You’ll enter a plea (guilty, not guilty, or no contest). We use this stage to evaluate the charges, begin requesting discovery, and determine whether pretrial motions are necessary.

Pre-Trial Motions and Evidence Review

We request all evidence the state intends to use and file motions to suppress illegally obtained evidence, challenge witness credibility, or dismiss unsupported charges.

Negotiation or Trial Preparation

If there’s room for negotiation, such as reducing the charge or seeking diversion, we pursue it. If the state refuses to be reasonable, we prepare to fight at trial.

Trial

If your case goes to trial, we aggressively present your defense; cross-examining witnesses, challenging the prosecution’s claims, and raising reasonable doubt.

Sentencing (If Convicted)

If convicted, sentencing may include prison time, restitution, probation, or other penalties. We work to minimize the impact and seek alternatives to incarceration when possible.

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What Qualifies as Robbery in Wyoming?

Under Wyoming Statute § 6-2-401, robbery involves taking or attempting to take property from another person by force, threat, or intimidation. It becomes aggravated robbery if the defendant uses or threatens to use a deadly weapon or causes serious bodily injury.

Robbery is a felony, and depending on the circumstances, penalties may include:

• Standard Robbery: Up to 10 years in prison
• Aggravated Robbery: Up to 25 years in prison, especially if a weapon was used or someone was injured

If you’re charged with robbery alongside other offenses—such as burglary, assault, or firearm violations—the consequences may be even more severe.

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Charged With Robbery? We’ll Fight to Protect Your Freedom.

Call (307) 257-7800 now for a free consultation with a trusted Gillette robbery defense lawyer.

We’re ready to stand between you and the full weight of the criminal justice system.

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Effective Defense Strategies for Robbery Charges

At Steven Titus & Associates, P.C., we tailor each strategy to the facts of the case.

Mistaken Identity

Robbery cases often rely on shaky eyewitness accounts. We challenge identification procedures and offer evidence showing you were not the person involved.

Lack of Intent

If the act was not premeditated, or if there was no force or threat involved, we may argue that the alleged conduct does not meet the legal definition of robbery.

False Accusations

Sometimes people falsely accuse others to protect themselves, retaliate, or avoid blame. We expose inconsistencies and motivations behind the allegations.

No Weapon or Threat Involved

Robbery requires the use of force or intimidation. If the prosecution cannot prove you used threats or violence, we can push for a reduced charge or dismissal.

Violation of Rights

If police obtained evidence through an unlawful search, coerced confession, or violated your rights during questioning, we may be able to suppress that evidence and weaken the case.

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How a Robbery Defense Lawyer Can Help

Robbery cases are complex, high-stake matters. These charges are often accompanied by other felonies, such as assault, weapons violations, or burglary. Prosecutors may pursue the harshest penalties available, even when the facts are unclear or the evidence is weak.

A skilled defense attorney can make the difference between years behind bars and walking away with your future intact. Steven Titus & Associates, P.C., helps you fight back.

Independent Investigation

We don’t just rely on police reports. Our team conducts a thorough, independent investigation by interviewing witnesses, reviewing surveillance footage, and analyzing physical evidence.

Challenging the Evidence

We examine whether law enforcement followed proper procedures, whether search warrants were valid, and whether your constitutional rights were violated. If evidence was obtained unlawfully, we’ll move to have it suppressed.

Building a Strategic Defense

No two robbery cases are alike. We create a defense based on your unique circumstances, whether it involves mistaken identity, false accusations, lack of intent, or problems with how the arrest was handled.

Representing You in Court

From arraignment to trial, we stand by your side at every hearing. We negotiate when it’s wise, and we litigate when it’s necessary. Our firm is known for being courtroom-ready and trial-focused.

Protecting Your Record and Future

We explore every option to avoid a felony conviction, reduce the severity of the charges, and keep your criminal record as clean as possible. Your future matters, and we treat it that way.

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What Clients Are Saying About Us

Steven is the go-to man - ky collins (5-Star Google Review)

I just thought I'd do a shout out to two of the most impacting people in my life: Steven Titus and Joseph Costanza. From visiting me every day to prepping and giving my case all your attention to then letting me into your law firm and giving me a taste of the lifestyle I want and building my confidence and giving me experience to be able to move and have a career. Now, I don't know about you guys, but considering another attorney in town shouldn't even be taken into consideration. Steven is the go-to man. I'm living proof, simple as that. Three years ago I couldn't fathom my life had a chance to be something so beautiful. Blessed is an understatement.

They went above and beyond -Mashell La'Vern (5-Star Facebook Review)

First off, let me say this review is authentic and straight from the heart. I was represented better than I could have ever imagined!! My questions were always answered and my doubts were always reassured. My nerves were calmed and the process was always explained. They also accepted payments through a payment plan. STEVEN TITUS and his associate AUSTIN CARMEN most definitely fought hard for me. They went above and beyond and did everything possible to ensure I was satisfied and that my case resulted in a great outcome. I couldn't have asked for a better law firm or attorneys. I had a serious FELONY hanging over my head as well as other charges and they were able to get me a deferral!!!! Steven Titus was AMAZING defending me in the courtroom at my sentencing. He was aggressive and really stood up for me!! Thanks to them I am NOT in jail custody and I’m able to be free to live my life with my husband and our baby son.. I highly recommend this law firm for any criminal cases even ones with felonies. The outcome of my case was what I wanted and EVERY PENNY I PAID FOR THEIR REPRESENTATION WAS WORTH IT!! So look no further, this Law Firm is the best!

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Call a Tough Gillette Robbery Defense Attorney

No one should face robbery charges in Wyoming without the help of a qualified Campbell County defense attorney. You have only one chance to argue your case, and if it’s not done effectively, it can ruin your entire life.

If you have been charged with robbery in Gillette, get the legal help you need by calling Steven Titus & Associates, P.C., at (307) 257-7800

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is considered robbery under Wyoming law?

Robbery in Wyoming involves taking or attempting to take property from another person by force, threat, or intimidation. It is a felony offense, and it becomes aggravated robbery if a weapon is used or serious injury occurs during the incident.

What are the penalties for a robbery conviction in Wyoming?

A conviction for standard robbery can result in up to 10 years in prison, while aggravated robbery, which involves weapons or serious bodily harm, can result in up to 25 years. Additional charges can significantly increase your exposure to sentencing.

Can I be charged with robbery even if I didn’t use a weapon?

Yes. You can still be charged with robbery if you allegedly used threats, intimidation, or physical force, even without a weapon. The use or display of a weapon, however, can elevate the charge to aggravated robbery.

What’s the difference between robbery and burglary?

Robbery involves a direct confrontation with a person and the use of force or threat. Burglary typically involves unlawfully entering a building with the intent to commit a crime, usually theft, without direct confrontation.

What if I was misidentified or falsely accused?

Mistaken identity is a common issue in robbery cases. Our firm investigates the evidence, challenges flawed witness identifications and presents alibi or surveillance evidence to clear your name.

Can robbery charges be reduced or dismissed?

Yes. With strong legal representation, robbery charges can sometimes be reduced to lesser offenses like theft or even dismissed entirely if evidence is weak or your rights were violated. Each case is different, and outcomes depend on the facts.

Should I speak to police if I’m being investigated for robbery?

No. You should never speak to law enforcement without first consulting a criminal defense attorney. Even casual statements can be used against you later. Call Steven Titus & Associates, P.C., before answering any questions.

What happens if I’m convicted of robbery and I already have a criminal record?

Prior convictions can lead to enhanced sentencing, including longer prison terms or habitual offender status. That’s why it’s critical to have an attorney who can fight to prevent conviction or minimize the impact.

How can Steven Titus & Associates, P.C., help me fight robbery charges?

We conduct a thorough independent investigation, challenge the prosecution’s evidence, file motions to suppress illegally obtained information, and prepare to take your case to trial if needed. We fight for dismissals, reductions, or acquittals to protect your freedom.

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Meet Our Attorney

Steven Titus is the founder and lead attorney of Steven Titus & Associates, P.C., a Gillette-based criminal defense firm serving clients throughout Campbell County and northeastern Wyoming. Known for his trial-first approach and relentless advocacy, Steven has earned a reputation as one of the region’s most strategic and results-driven criminal defense lawyers.

Steven’s commitment to his clients extends beyond the courtroom. He is known for clear communication, honest guidance, and fierce protection of his clients’ constitutional rights. With deep knowledge of Wyoming law and strong ties to the local legal community, he brings both skill and credibility to every case he handles.

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Contact us today at (307) 257-7800 so we can start investigating your case right away.

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