Middlesex County Burglary Defense Attorney

Experienced Middlesex County Burglary Defense Lawyers

In New Jersey, Burglary is the act of trespassing into a structure with the intent to commit a crime. Contrary to popular belief, it does not require a "breaking" nor does it require a theft. Our Middlesex County defense lawyers have seen burglary cases involving thefts, assaults and sexual assaults.

Defenses to Burglary

Our Middlesex County defense lawyers will work with you to craft the best defense to your burglary charge. Possible defenses include mistaken identification, justification, permission to enter the structure, lack of evidence, lack of intent and failure to commit a crime in the structure. Of course, every burglary case is unique and we do not offer coookie-cutter defense. If you are charged with burglary in Middlesex County Superior Court, call us today.

Big wins*:

Fernando M. - Client was accused of burglarly and theft in Middlesex County. Jef Henninger took the case to trial even though the evidence seem stacked against the client. The jury deliberated for about 20 minutes and aquitted the client of all charges.

Trent T. - Client was charged with burglarly and theft in Middlesex County for allegedly breaking into local schools. Jef Henninger filed a motion to dismiss the indictment based on mistaken identity. The Court granted the motion and all charges were dismissed.