How Evidence Can Impact Your Burglary Defense Strategy
A charge of Burglary is not simply about being found inside a structure; it is a serious felony offense defined by the element of intent. The prosecutor must prove you entered a building with the intent to commit a crime (like theft or assault) inside. For this reason, How Evidence Can Impact Your Burglary Defense Strategy is the most crucial consideration in your case.
The prosecution will use every piece of evidence at its disposal to establish this intent and your unlawful presence. This includes forensic evidence (like DNA or fingerprints), documentation of forced entry, and potentially unreliable witness testimony.
Our aggressive defense approach begins with a rigorous examination of this evidence. We scrutinize the legality of the police search and seizure, challenge the chain of custody for physical evidence, and work to discredit unreliable or inconsistent witness statements. For instance, if the state relies on your presence at the scene, we may argue they cannot prove the necessary criminal intent required for a burglary conviction.Â
Since a felony burglary conviction can result in lengthy prison sentences and a permanent criminal record, every shred of evidence must be challenged to create reasonable doubt and secure the best possible outcome for your freedom.
If you’ve been arrested or charged with a felony, you need the aggressive defense team at the The Law Offices of Richard J. Fuschino to fight for your rights. Don’t fight your burglary charges alone, call our office today 215-515-8600. Our attorney’s use aggressive defense methods to protect you against felony charges. The Law Offices of Richard J. Fuschino will work hard to fight for you!
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