NEW JERSEY CRIMINAL LAWYERS

NJ BURLINGTON COUNTY ROBBERY ATTORNEYS

Defend Your Robbery Case with the Help of Skilled Criminal Lawyers at Spodek Law Group

Facing a robbery charge can be distressing, and conviction for this serious offense in New Jersey could lead to a long-term prison sentence. The New Jersey Statue, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1, defines robbery as an act where someone attempts or commits theft while inflicting bodily harm or using force on another person or threatening them with danger. Depending on the circumstances surrounding a case, robbery is classified either as a first-degree or second-degree crime.

A conviction for robbery can carry harsh penalties, especially those found guilty of first-degree robbery. If you’re convicted of second-degree robbery, you could be facing five to ten years in jail and possibly paying fines up to $150,000. In contrast, if you’re declared guilty of first-degree robbery, you risk twenty years imprisonment and payment of financial penalties up to $200,000.

However, you need not go through this alone since Spodek Law Group holds years of experience defending numerous cases involving robbery charges successfully. Our team comprises seasoned criminal defense attorneys that will help defend your rights as per our legal system and ensure that your sentencing is fair.

What Constitutes Robbery According to NJ Law?

Robbery in New Jersey is defined by N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1 such that:

– An individual who undertakes theft while also inflicting bodily injury or using some amount of force on another
– Or threatens to use such force against the person
– Or attempts/commits theft with conscious intent

If the assailant had used weapons while committing theft, they would face first-degree charges. In contrast, if they didn’t have any weapons at their disposal and had no intention of hurting anyone bodily while committing any offenses related to theft , then they would receive second-degree charges.

How Can You Defend Yourself Against Robbery Charges?

The Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office carries the burden of proving that you committed or attempted to commit theft while inflicting bodily injury, using force, or threatening others with it during the course of committing the crime. They are also tasked with revealing your conscious intent to carry out these dangerous activities.

Our highly skilled attorneys’ team at Spodek Law Group can work relentlessly on your behalf, seeking alternative narratives and reasonable doubt that put prosecution’s accusations into question.

Moreover, our seasoned criminal defense lawyers have an in-depth understanding of New Jersey’s legal system and will help protect your interests by examining every angle of your case. Our team will determine if there is insufficient evidence to support the accused charges, police misconduct or any illegal tactics used by them, and violation of constitutional rights.

Therefore, contact us today at (888) 209-9452 so we can advise you on the available options regarding your robbery case.

Why Choose Experienced Criminal Defense Lawyers for Your Robbery Case?

If facing criminal charges involving robbery, it is paramount that you retain a law firm with a proven history of winning such cases to defend you against such serious allegations. Spodek Law Group has experienced trial lawyers who worked previously as prosecutors and have collaborated with some of the most renowned criminal defense lawyers across America. We have also been honored with awards from reputable legal publications like Super Lawyers and National Trial Lawyers Association.

At Spodek Law Group, we believe that a rigorous defense strategy is crucial to secure a successful outcome in any case involving robbery charges. We leverage our wealth of knowledge and experience in all aspects related to investigation processes geared towards defending our clients’ rights fully. In effect constructing sound defenses strategies focused on favorable outcomes for our clients.

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A Brief Summary of Defending Your Robbery Case at Spodek Law Group

To ensure that you have access to quality criminal defense attorneys capable of adequately representing you in a robbery case, reach out to the Spodek Law Group. We have an experienced team of seasoned lawyers with many years of experience representing defendants accused of robbery and successfully mounting a formidable challenge against the prosecution by offering alternative narratives and they also seek reasonable doubt in any given scenario.

Our legal team will conduct an exhaustive investigation of your case to ensure that every angle is covered while at the same time examining evidence as preserved by law enforcement agencies ensuring the admissibility standards are met.

Moreover, we will also determine if there was any illegal or unethical activity conducted either by law enforcement agencies or any other agency involved in establishing evidence leading to your arrest. Following the review process, we apply all possible legal options towards strengthening your case’s merit leading to reduced sentencing or even possibly dismissal of charges entirely encapsulating what it means to be appropriately represented legally.

Trust us at Spodek Law Firm Group with proven leadership having won numerous accolades like Super Lawyers and National Trial Lawyers Association awards. Contact us today at (888) 209-9452 and explore all feasible scenarios available when challenging robbery charges filed against you so that we may defend your interests tirelessly for justice on your behalf!

Robbery Charges Table

| **Penalties for Robbery Conviction** | **Definition according to NJ Law** |
| — | — |
| First-Degree Robbery charges | -The assailant has used weapons while committing theft
– It carries a range ten to twenty years imprisonment
-Financial penalties up to $200,000|
| Second-Degree Robbery charges | -The assailant had no intentions of hurting anyone bodily while committing offenses related to theft.
– The absence of any weapon during the committing of the robbery offense
– Potential five to ten years in jail
-Fine payable up to $150,000 |