The most serious offenses in New Jersey, also called “crimes” or “indictable offenses”, are heard in the Law Division of Superior Court.
Any offense that has a maximum punishment of more than six months in jail is considered a crime. Crimes are categorized by degree, with First Degree being the most serious, and Fourth Degree being the least serious.
If you have been charged with an indictable offense, you have certain constitutional rights that include:
Our lawyers make sure you are well represented on these serious charges.
The kinds of charges that attorneys at Benedict Altman and Nettl try have tried and defended in Superior Court include:
We can discuss your case and choose the course of action that is right for you. Every case is handled in a confidential and discreet manner. To set up your free initial consultation, contact Benedict Altman and Nettl today.