A premier criminal attorney for burglary defense, David Pflaum aggressively represents his client to get the best possible results.
Just because a person was arrested for burglary does not mean the person is guilty.
The person has rights and remedies.
Attorney Pflaum is an experienced advocate who makes the difference for his client.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
FROM THE CRIMINAL ATTORNEY FOR BURGLARY
Burglary is an accusation that a person entered a room, building, car, structure or store with the intent to commit a theft or a felony (Penal Code 459).
Depending on the type of structure involved, burglary can be charged as a felony or a misdemeanor. Auto burglary requires an actual break-in to a locked vehicle.
Burglary of a room or structure can be charged even if a person did not forcibly enter a room or structure.
Residential burglary occurs when a person enters a building that is occupied by a person, most commonly a residence.
Commercial burglary arises when a person enters a store or business to commit a felony of petty theft.
Virtually all persons suspected of committing a burglary are arrested with bail set according to the San Diego County Bail Schedule.
Many people use the services of a bail bond agency to get released from jail with a notice to appear in court at a later date.
When a person remains in jail, attorney Pflaum helps his or her get released.
The procedure to get a person out of custody depends on the circumstances of the alleged crime and other factors.
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SKILLED SERVICES
FROM THE CRIMINAL ATTORNEY FOR BURGLARY
The professional defense of a client begins with a consultation to learn about the clients general background and the facts of the arrest.
Mr. Pflaum then analyzes the criminal file presented by the prosecution including the identity and background of the alleged victim, the police investigation and reports, witness statements, loss prevention reports if applicable, and fingerprints if any were found by law enforcement.
The most compelling defenses include the following.
- The client had no specific intent to commit a theft or felony
- Consent to enter the property
- Lack of motive
- The evidence is inconclusive
- Lack of credibility of the victim
- The witnesses are not believable
- Video surveillance shows no act of theft
- The loss prevention officer is not credible
- Failure of the police to advise of rights
- No proof beyond a reasonable doubt
SKILLED RESOLUTION OF THE BURGLARY CASE
Resolution of the burglary case depends on what is in the best interest of the client.
A plea bargain is a pretrial agreement between the judge, prosecutor, defense attorney, and client that may dismiss or reduce the criminal charges and avoid time in prison or jail.
Attorney Pflaum gets excellent plea bargains by exposing weakness in the prosecution case and presenting favorable information about his client to the judge and district attorney.
A jury trial may, depending upon the weight of the evidence and the clients preference, be successful to prove that a client is not guilty.
The successful trial lawyer must capture the jury’s attention with a very strong opening statement, demonstrate by examination of the prosecution witnesses that they are not credible, offer evidence and witnesses that support the defense, and finish with a bold argument for innocence.
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THE RIGHT CRIMINAL ATTORNEY FOR BURGLARY
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