My boyfriend were arrested and is being charged with 2 counts of burglary and 2 for theft how much jail time is he looking at?

That depends on a number of factors. You should ask his lawyer who has more information, but three years is the most usually. He will probably do time on those charges if he is convicted.

Depending on whether he is sentenced to concurrent or consecutive jail time, he is probably looking at 2 to 6 years. He needs an attorney.

You should contact a criminal defense attorney. He can plea bargain for your friend and possibly plead for a lesser charge.

If it is a burglary of a residence then the maximum for each one is 15 years in prison. If the alleged burglary were to cars or the like, the maximum penalty is 5 years each charge. The theft could carry as little as 60 days up to years in prison depending on the amount of the property allegedly taken. If he is a PRR his sentence would have to day for day. Also his exposure is more if he was armed. Contact a local attorney who can better explain what his exposure is based upon his specific situation.

This depends upon the degree of burglary and theft that he is being charged with. A burglary in the first degree, for example, is a Class A felony. Burglary in the third degree is a Class C felony, and will carry different minimum and maximum punishments as a lesser degree of felony. Additionally, just because he is sentenced to serve time does not mean he will actually serve time. Depending upon the facts of the case, the judge may be willing to suspend incarceration contingent upon completion of a probationary period. This probationary period may or may not be supervised, again, depending upon the facts of the case. Lastly, other factors could affect the length of his sentence. For instance, if the burglary is committed with the use of a firearm or deadly weapon, the minimum sentence may increase. I would suggest speaking to the court clerk, or retaining a criminal defense attorney, if you have any questions regarding what his charges mean, what the potential fines and sentence will be, and how best to possibly reduce them.