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John B. Fabriele III, Esq. is a New Jersey Criminal Defense Lawyer with almost 30 years of experience.

New Jersey Criminal Defense Attorney

With nearly two decades of experience in criminal defense law, the New Jersey Criminal Defense Lawyer John B. Fabrielle, III understands the intricate nuances of the New Jersey legal system. But more than that, he recognizes the profound personal turmoil and fear that those facing criminal charges endure. It's a difficult moment, undoubtedly one of the most challenging times in a person's life. Recognizing this, John is committed to aggressively defend criminal charges. From the moment he is retained, he dives headfirst into planning a robust defense strategy tailored to the unique details of your case.

10/14/2026

Step 1 of Middlesex County Arraignment: Official Charges Read

The first step is the court officially informs you of the charges filed.

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10/12/2026

Marking Columbus Day

On this Columbus Day, we acknowledge the deep history and significance this day holds in our nation’s story. At John B. Fabriele, III, we reflect on the importance of understanding history and its impact on law and society today. May this day inspire thoughtful reflection and respect for diverse perspectives as we continue to pursue justice together.

Learn more about our commitment to justice and history at our website.

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10/11/2026

Most People Get This Wrong About ‘Speedy’ Arraignments

Many think arraignments happen immediately. In Middlesex County, for misdemeanors, arraignments may take a couple of weeks and occur at municipal courts. For serious crimes, arraignments happen within 48-72 hours at Central Judicial Processing. Knowing this timing helps plan legal strategy.

Consult with a lawyer to understand your specific schedule.

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10/08/2026

The 3 Types of Pleas at Middlesex County Arraignments

When arraigned, you have three plea options:
1. Not Guilty – deny charges and prepare a defense.
2. Guilty – admit charges, leading to sentencing.
3. No Contest – neither contest nor admit guilt, relevant in some civil cases.
Most counsel to plead Not Guilty to preserve your rights.

Reach out for guidance on your plea choice.

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10/05/2026

Here’s What Actually Happens When You Plead Guilty at Arraignment

Pleading Guilty at arraignment immediately admits to the charges. This usually leads to sentencing or scheduling a future sentencing hearing. You lose chances to contest evidence or negotiate defenses. That’s why attorneys often advise pleading Not Guilty first to protect your rights.

Call for a consultation before making plea decisions.

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09/29/2026

Your Rights During a Middlesex County Arraignment

During arraignment, you have these core rights:
1. Know the exact charges against you.
2. Remain silent to avoid self-incrimination.
3. Hire an attorney of your choice.
4. Be informed about possible release conditions.
These rights protect you from making uninformed decisions at a critical stage.

Contact us for a free case evaluation to protect your rights.

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09/24/2026

Who Handles Your DWI Case in Middlesex County?

DWI cases in Middlesex County are handled in the municipal court of the town where the arrest happened. Unlike other criminal cases, these are bench trials with no jury. The judge reviews evidence and decides the outcome. Understanding this process is key to planning your defense.

Contact us to understand the municipal court DWI process in your town.

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09/22/2026

How Long Does the Middlesex County DWI Process Take?

The duration varies based on case complexity, court schedules, and evidence review. It starts at arrest, moves through arraignment, pre-trial, and possibly trial, then sentencing. Plea bargains can shorten the timeline while trials often take longer.

Contact us to understand your case timeline and options.

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09/20/2026

Plea Bargaining in Middlesex DWI Cases

A plea bargain means you might agree to plead guilty to a lesser charge or get reduced penalties. New Jersey recently began allowing plea deals in some DWI cases, but not all. The judge must approve any agreement, so it’s important to have a lawyer who knows the rules.

Talk to an attorney about whether plea bargaining could help you.

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09/18/2026

Most People Get This Wrong About DWI Trials

Many believe they will have a jury trial for a DWI in New Jersey. The truth is, these cases are bench trials—only a judge decides. This affects defense strategies and how evidence is presented during your case.

Get clarity on how your DWI case will be tried.

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East Brunswick, NJ
08816

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