Burglary generally refers to “the unlawful entry into any structure for the purpose of committing a felony or theft.
If there is no use of force, stealth or deception, you may be charged with the lesser crime of Trespassing or Breaking and Entering. .
Burglary and breaking and entering can be taken very seriously and may involve time in prison and costly bail or no bail at all. Burglary cases are prosecuted very aggressively by prosecutors if the dwelling was somebody’s personal home.
Our experienced criminal lawyers will perform our own investigation to uncover weaknesses in the State’s case. We will identify where the strengths lie and build a defense to best attack the State’s case. Alternatively, we will exploit the weaknesses in the case to put you, the client, in thee strongest position possible for the most desirable outcome.
Mark Wieczorek has successfully defended an 18 year old charged with burglary. After a 3 day jury trial, the jury found the defendant not guilty of burglary, a felony of the 2nd degree, and did not convict him of even the lesser charge of criminal trespass.
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Whether you’re charged with a minor misdemeanor traffic offense or a felony of the 1st degree, we will aggressively advocate for you. Mark Wieczorek is available 24/7 and is committed to providing the best criminal defense counsel and customer service available. You will have access to our day or night to answer any questions or concerns you may have.
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