A Rockland County man was arrested this month on a series of burglaries. The Mahwah Police Department nabbed the suspect, Jorge Lopez, when he was allegedly riding away on a stolen bike. The officers found jewelry, and other items allegedly in his possession. During one of the burglaries, Mr. Lopez [...]
Burglary Defense Attorneys in Fair Lawn New Jersey The team of Fair Lawn, New Jersey burglary defense lawyers on staff at the Law Offices of Marshall, Bonus, Proetta & Oliver fully understand what a felony conviction can do to one's life. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:18-3, burglary is either a second [...]
Rutherford NJ Burglary Defense Attorneys Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2, burglary can be either a second or third degree felony in New Jersey. Burglary has become a rather popular charge issued in Bergen County over the last couple years. The sudden increase in burglaries can be directly tied to the sudden [...]
Garfield New Jersey Theft Defense Lawyers All theft crimes in New Jersey, whether it be theft by deception, receiving stolen property, shoplifting or theft of moveable property are graded by the dollar amount of the item(s) in question. For example, if the dollar amount of the items in question was less [...]
Burglary Lawyers in Saddle River New Jersey Bergen County as a whole has seen tremendous increase in burglaries over the last couple years. There should be no surprise to hear that burglary is one of the most serious offenses under the New Jersey criminal code. If convicted of burglary in [...]
Burglary Attorneys in Lyndhurst, New Jersey The team of Lyndhurst, New Jersey burglary defense lawyers on staff at the Law Offices of Marshall, Bonus, Proetta & Oliver has the skill set needed to protect your freedom. Under the New Jersey criminal code, burglary is either a second or third degree [...]
Burglary Lawyer in New Milford New Jersey The criminal charge of burglary can be either a second degree or third degree felony in New Jersey. Irrespective of which degree, if convicted of burglary, a defendant could be sent to a New Jersey State prison for a minimum of three years. [...]
