What is difference between criminal charge and an offense, 2nd deg burgerly and conspiracy or 2nd deg and 3rd degre

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What is difference between criminal charge and an offense, 2nd deg burgerly and conspiracy or 2nd deg and 3rd degre

Anonymous Jul 17, 2009 4 views 1 answers

my friend is being charged with 2nd degree burgerly after her friend broke into some other friends house, she has never committed a crime before and all they have are statements from the other people whose actuall finger prints have been found in the home.

William Weinberg · Accepted Answer · 2026-06-15T10:27:38+00:00

I recommend not talking with the police. Consult a criminal defense lawyer in your area immediately. There may be forensic evidence at the scene you are not aware of. Sometimes the police will say they have evidence when they don't and will try to bluff you into confessing. Please note that in many jurisdictions residential burglary is a strike, exposing the defendant to significant consequences (increase in sentence) if the person is charged and convicted of certain crimes in the future.

What is difference between criminal charge and an offense, 2nd deg burgerly and conspiracy or 2nd deg and 3rd degre

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