Charged with Shoplifting (2C-20-11) in NJ? It's A Criminal Offense - We Can Help!
It is a fact that if you have been charged with Shoplifting (2C:20-11) in NJ you are probably guilty. Nearly 90% of all shoplifting cases use video proof. But that doesn't mean that you have to be found guilty, go to jail or even serve community service. It is not necessarily what you did, but what the store has done. A good lawyer will not just rely on the defense of what you did but also, what the store did wrong. It's simple if you want the best result you must hire the best lawyer. Attorney Aalsberg will:
1) Treat Your Case With The Time it Needs
a general rule in life is you get what you pay for - You may get a lower fee from some lawyers but what is that lawyers success rate? If they don't advertise it - a reason probably exists. Attorney Aalsberg's rate is 98% for all shoplifting, theft and criminal charges he handles. That's because he puts in the time needed to get you the best result.
2) Meticulously Review the Fact of your case
not just from your side but from the discovery given by the state including review and if necessary subpoena any video and loss prevention officers reports. You may think the video will be bad for our case but sometimes it can actually help you win for example by showing a distraction or a discrepancy from a written report.
3) Provide your Case with the Aggressive Trial or Negotiation Advocacy it requires.
You must take action now. A good lawyer will need time to work on your case. Time can never be replaced. Every day you wait makes it harder for even the best lawyer to defend your case as most defenses have time limitations which every lawyer must meet. Time is not just needed for the lawyer to work on your case, but also for your lawyer to advise you on how the time before court can be used to rehabilitate you to look the best in the judge's eye. A judge is not just concerned about what you did in the past but what you may do in the future. Don't wait call now to learn how we can help win, reduce or eliminate the penalties you face! The call and consultation is free, but the results could be priceless.
Why You Need Attorney Aalsberg On Your Side For Your NJ Shoplifting Charge:
When your future is at stake can you afford not to have the best lawyer on your side? Sure you will pay more for the best as in life you always get what you pay for, but with Attorney Aalsberg Success Rate of 98% to Win, Reduce or Eliminate the Penalties you can be assured that you will get the best result possible. Don't risk your future job prospects, education or immigration status if you have been charged with shoplifting. Call Attorney Aalsberg today and setup your free in office consultation. If a way out exists he will find it for you!
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Penalties: First Offense Shoplifting 2C:20-11
- Value of Item(s) $.01 to $200.00: Up to 180 days in Jail, up to $1000 Fine
- Value of Item(s) $200.01 to $500.00: Up to 18 Months in Jail, up to $10,000 Fine
- Value of Item(s) $500.01 to $75,000.00: 3 to 5 Years in Jail, up to $15,000 Fine or Double Value of Items if more
- Value of Item(s) $75,000.00 or Greater: 5 to 10 Years In Jail, up to $150,000 Fine or Double Value of items if more
Prior Shoplifting Offenders Face Additional Penalties Click Here for 2nd and 3rd Offense Penalties
*NJ Theft offense penalties are the same as shoplifting penalties except that shoplifting also includes mandatory community service of 10 days for 1st time offenders and 15 days for a second or greater offense. A Theft charge in NJ is thus considered a downgrade charge for shoplifting.
The Consequences of Shoplifting even a dollar store item in NJ can:
- Result in Jail
- Result in a Criminal Record
- Prevent you from obtaining a job
- Increase your home and auto insurance rates
- Require you to perform community service
- Require payment of a civil penalty
- For Shoplifting Charges over $200.00 You Will be put in the
- Denial of entry to certain foreign countries or removal
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