Burlington County Criminal Defense Lawyers
When you’re facing criminal charges in Burlington County, who you choose to represent you matters. Rosenberg Perry & Associates is a leading criminal defense law firm serving clients throughout Burlington County, backed by over 195 years of combined courtroom experience in the Superior Court in Mount Holly and every municipal court across the county.
If you ended up on this page after an arrest, charge, or notice to appear in court, we know the value of getting clear direction quickly. Our team handles every type of criminal offense—from disorderly persons offenses to serious indictable crimes—and we guide clients through each step of the process so they know exactly what to expect.
No matter where your case starts or which Burlington County court it’s assigned to, RPA is equipped to protect your rights, challenge the evidence, and pursue the best possible outcome.
Local Expertise Matters in Burlington County
When your case is being handled in Burlington County, working with attorneys who know the local legal landscape makes a meaningful difference. Rosenberg Perry & Associates appears regularly before Burlington County judges and prosecutors and understands the procedural expectations that shape how cases progress from arrest to resolution.
The Burlington County Superior Court, located at 49 Rancocas Rd, in Mount Holly, NJ 08060, is where indictable crimes, detention hearings, grand jury matters, and appeals are heard.
All indictable matters are heard at the Superior Court. Local matters that don’t carry more than six months in the county jail or the possibility of a state prison sentence, including traffic violations, disorderly persons offenses, local ordinance violations, and DUI matters, are handled in municipal courts. These courts regularly see first-time offenders and cases that may be resolved through downgraded charges, conditional dismissal, or outcomes that avoid a criminal record.
Some key Burlington County municipal courts include:
- Mount Holly Municipal Court
23 Washington St, Mount Holly, NJ 08060 - Evesham Township Municipal Court
984 Tuckerton Rd, Marlton, NJ 08053 - Pemberton Township Municipal Court
500 Pemberton-Browns Mills Rd, Pemberton, NJ 08068 - Moorestown Township Municipal Court
1245 N Church St, Moorestown, NJ 08057 - Medford Township Municipal Court
91 Union St, Medford, NJ 08055 - Westampton Township Municipal Court
710 Rancocas Rd, Westampton, NJ 08060 - Bordentown Township Municipal Court
1 Municipal Dr, Bordentown, NJ 08505 - Mount Laurel Township Municipal Court
750 Centerton Road, Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054 - Edgewater Park Municipal Court
400 Delanco Road, Edgewater Park (or Beverly), NJ 08010 - Lumberton Township Municipal Court
35 Municipal Drive, Lumberton, NJ 08048
This familiarity with both court levels allows us to anticipate scheduling patterns, evidentiary preferences, administrative procedures, and diversionary programs commonly used in Burlington County.
Local trends also influence how cases are prosecuted. Burlington County consistently sees high enforcement activity related to drug offenses, DWIs, and property crimes, which affects how prosecutors evaluate case downgrades, plea negotiations, probation eligibility, and alternative programs.
About Our Burlington County Office
Our Burlington County office is centrally located in Mount Holly, giving clients convenient access to the Burlington County Superior Court and every municipal court throughout the county. From this location, we are proud to represent people across Mount Holly, Pemberton, Evesham, Moorestown, Medford, Bordentown, Lumberton, Westampton, Mt. Laurel, Edgewater Park, and surrounding areas.
Rosenberg Perry & Associates
9 Garden Street, Mount Holly, NJ. 08060
Phone: (609) 216-7400
Open 24 hours
This office is just minutes (walking) from the Burlington County Superior Court, making it easy for clients to meet with their attorney before hearings or receive guidance quickly when a new issue comes up. The area offers accessible parking and is served by local transit routes into Mount Holly. Clients can reach us any time, day or night, through our 24/7 phone line for urgent legal needs.
What to Know About Criminal Law in Burlington County
Criminal cases in Burlington County move through two levels of courts, depending on the severity of the charge. Municipal courts handle DUI/DWI offenses, traffic offenses, disorderly persons charges, ordinance violations, and many first-time cases. More serious matters — including indictable crimes — are heard in the Burlington County Superior Court in Mount Holly, where prosecutors review evidence, decide whether to present charges to a grand jury, and manage pretrial hearings and plea negotiations.
Because every case follows its own path, it’s important to understand which court is handling your matter, what penalties you’re facing, and what options exist to reduce charges or avoid a criminal record.
Common Cases We Handle in Burlington County
- DUI / DWI
- Drug possession and distribution
- Sex crimes
- Weapons offenses
- Domestic violence matters
- Assault and violent crimes
- Juvenile offenses
- Theft and property crimes
- Traffic violations and license issues
County-Level Programs and Laws That Affect Criminal Cases in Burlington County
While most criminal laws in New Jersey apply uniformly statewide, Burlington County administers several programs and processes that directly impact how certain charges are handled. These county-level systems often come into play after an arrest or conviction and can influence requirements, penalties, or available support services. It’s important to have an attorney who can navigate these legal mazes.
Intoxicated Driver Resource Center (IDRC) – Required for DUI/DWI Cases
Burlington County operates an Intoxicated Driver Resource Center (IDRC), a mandatory component of New Jersey’s DWI/DUI sentencing structure. Anyone convicted of impaired driving must complete IDRC classes, evaluations, and follow any recommended treatment as part of their penalties.
County Alcohol & Drug Abuse Unit
The Burlington County Alcohol & Drug Abuse Unit provides treatment referrals, counseling resources, and support services. These resources often intersect with criminal cases involving substance use, including drug possession, distribution, or DUI-related matters.
There is also a recovery center located in Burlington County. The Burlington County Recovery Center operates two locations: one at the Human Services Building in Westampton and another in Burlington City. These Centers serve as “one-stop” hubs where individuals can connect with a recovery peer and access information about treatment programs, recovery support services, and community resources. They also host wellness activities, educational classes, and a variety of recovery groups, including Narcotics Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous. Managing Partner Daniel M. Rosenberg serves as an Advisory Board member for the center.
Strict Firearm Laws Under New Jersey’s Graves Act
New Jersey’s Graves Act applies in every county, including Burlington County, and imposes mandatory minimum prison terms and periods of parole ineligibility for many firearm-related offenses. These requirements significantly affect how prosecutors charge gun cases and what sentencing options exist. While the laws apply to the entire state, each county prosecutor’s office charges and enforces violations in ways specific to their county. Knowing the local prosecutors, their tendencies, and prior dispositions is critical in obtaining the best possible result under the circumstances.
Why You Need a Skilled Attorney in Burlington County
Criminal cases in Burlington County move quickly, and even what seems like a minor charge can escalate if deadlines are missed or evidence isn’t challenged early. Without an experienced attorney, people often face harsher penalties than necessary — including Jail time, Prison time, higher fines, license consequences, probation terms, or a criminal record that could have been avoided.
Rosenberg Perry & Associates brings over 195 years of trial experience to the Burlington County courts. Our team is composed of former prosecutors and seasoned criminal defense attorneys who understand how cases are charged, how evidence is evaluated, and where weaknesses in the State’s case can be exposed. Just as important, the team is known for its client-focused approach:
- Communicating clearly
- Preparing cases thoroughly
- Pursuing meaningful results for every client.
Rosenberg Perry & Associates has a record of favorable outcomes — including dismissals, downgrades, probationary sentences, and alternative resolutions — which reflects our ability to navigate both municipal and Superior Court procedures effectively.
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Client Testimonials and Local Case Results
Many people facing criminal charges want to know how others in similar situations were treated — and whether their attorney delivered. Rosenberg Perry & Associates has earned strong feedback from clients throughout Burlington County for its communication, preparation, and commitment to achieving the best possible result in every case. Here’s what Mike Dillon had to say:
“Our family had an excellent experience with Rosenberg, Perry & Associates. From my first call with Sam to working directly with Katherine Constantine Blinn, Esquire, and speaking with Robert Perry, every person I interacted with was professional, responsive, and genuinely cared about helping us navigate a difficult situation.
Katherine was especially impressive — thoughtful, steady, and incredibly effective in guiding our family through the process. I couldn’t be more grateful for the way the entire team handled everything and would recommend them without hesitation.”
You can read what other clients say about us on our reviews page.
FAQs About Criminal Defense in Burlington County, New Jersey
How do I find someone in the Burlington County Jail?
You can search for individuals held in the Burlington County Jail through the Burlington County Department of Corrections’ online detainee search tool. If the person has recently been arrested, you may need to call the jail directly for the most up-to-date information. You will call (609) 265-5979 and speak with “Center Control”.
How do I look up a court date in Burlington County?
Court dates for both municipal and Superior Court matters can be found through the New Jersey Courts’ online case search system. You can look up hearings using a name or case number. For municipal cases, you can visit the Municipal Court Case Search (MCCS). You can look up information with the ticket number, complaint number, Driver’s License number or full name and date of birth. You can also contact the specific municipal court where the charge was filed.
What is the court ID for Burlington County Courts?
The Burlington County Superior Court ID is 03 (which identifies it as Vicinage 3 in the New Jersey court system). Court docket numbers are listed with this to indicate the County (E.g., FV-03-0001-25).
Each municipal court has a specific court ID, all of which start with 03. The Municipal Court IDs are listed online. Criminal complaints and traffic tickets will include the court ID. Some examples are:
Burlington City 0305
Burlington Township 0306
Mt. Laurel 0325
Westampton 0338
Lumberton 0318
Delran 0310
Edgewater Park 0312
Moorestown 0323
Bordentown City 0303
Bordentown Twp. 0304
Evesham 0313
Florence 0315
Hainesport 0316
Mansfield 0319
Mt. Holly 0324
Maple Shade 0320
Medford 0321
Medford Lakes 0322
New Hanover 0326
North Hanover 0327
Palmyra 0328
Tabernacle 0336
What are the most common offenses in Burlington County?
While charges vary by year, Burlington County regularly sees cases involving:
DUI/DWI, Drug possession and distribution, Assault and domestic violence–related offenses, Theft and property crimes, Traffic offenses and license issues, and Juvenile matters
How do municipal courts work in Burlington County?
Municipal courts handle four categories of lower-level non-indictable offenses. They are:
- Disorderly Persons and Petty Disorderly Persons level offenses (misdemeanors)
- Traffic offenses, including DUI/DWI
- Municipal Ordinance Violations (local town violations)
- Fish & Game, Boating, and State Park Violations.
More serious cases — such as indictable crimes (Felonies) — are transferred to and heard at the Burlington County Superior Court. Municipal courts are often the first point of contact for people charged with an offense, and outcomes can vary depending on the town, the charge, and the evidence.
Contact Our Burlington County Criminal Defense Attorneys
If you or a loved one is facing criminal charges in Burlington County, you don’t have to navigate the process alone. Rosenberg Perry & Associates offers free and confidential consultations so you can understand your rights, your options, and what to expect next.
You can reach our Burlington County office at any time:
Rosenberg Perry & Associates
9 Garden St, Mount Holly, NJ 08060
Phone: (609) 216-7400
Open 24 hours
Whether your case is in municipal court or the Burlington County Superior Court, Rosenberg Perry and Associates is ready to step in immediately, answer your questions, and begin protecting your interests. To schedule your consultation, please contact us today.