Category: Burglary

Jonathan Marshall | | Burglary

How Do I Prove I Didn’t Steal Anything?

TL;DR You do not have to prove you didn’t steal anything; prosecutors must prove the theft charge beyond a reasonable doubt. If arrested, remain silent and ask to speak with a criminal defense attorney before answering police questions. A defense may challenge mistaken identity, unreliable witnesses, faulty evidence, ownership disputes,…

Jonathan Marshall | | Burglary

What Is The Difference Between Burglary, Robbery, and Theft in NJ?

Crimes of burglary, robbery, and theft happen thousands of times a year in New Jersey. But these crimes should not be causally lumped together. If you face burglary, robbery, or theft charges in New Jersey, you need to understand that these are distinct criminal cases with their own penalties and…

Jonathan Marshall | | Burglary

How To Defend Against Burglary Charges In NJ

When facing burglary charges in New Jersey, understanding the specific defenses available to you is crucial in protecting your rights and building a strong legal strategy. Burglary is a serious offense with severe consequences, but defendants have the right to present defenses that challenge the prosecution’s case. Here are some…