About Robert Matthew
Robert Matthew Perry educated in New Jersey. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Richard Stockton College of New Jersey in 2000 and finished his law degree at Rutgers School of Law–Camden in 2003. Those years framed his early curiosity in public service and the court.
He began his professional legal career as a regulation clerk for the State of New Jersey Judiciary in 2003. That role placed him within the state judiciary device on the outset of his expert lifestyles. He moved into prosecutorial work in 2005 when he joined the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office as an assistant prosecutor. He returned to county prosecution in 2014, serving as an assistant prosecutor with the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office.
Years within the prosecutor’s office gave him frequent courtroom publicity. He worked on a range of criminal matters and treated pretrial and trial-stage responsibilities. The document indicates sustained legal proceedings experience that later knowledgeable his transition to personal Perry & Associates. He is a Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer under the New Jersey highest court, a credential that reflects his courtroom experience within the state’s courts. He remains lively in nearby and state bar organizations, including the Burlington County Bar Association, the New Jersey State Bar Association, and the Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers of New Jersey.
Colleagues describe his practice as grounded in courtroom work and case preparation. He balances trial approach with case evaluation and client counseling. His background on each facets of the court—first as a prosecutor, then in private practice—shapes how he approaches evidence and trial tactics.
Perry keeps a workplace in Mount Holly. He handles criminal matters on the trial and pretrial levels and appears frequently in New Jersey courts. He continues to practice regulation from the company's Mount Holly workplace and concentrates on felony protection and trial work there.
