According to data from the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles, teen deaths related to drunk driving have decreased in recent years, and tough teen driving laws dating to 2008 are cited as a major factor behind the decrease. Drivers under age 18 are subject to several restrictions when obtaining a driver\’s license in Connecticut, and […]
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CONTACT US NOW FOR A CONSULTATION After you\’ve been convicted of a crime in Connecticut, you will be eligible eventually to apply for a pardon. For a misdemeanor, it\’s three years after the conviction, and for a felony, it\’s five years. Now, of course, remaining crime-free and having steady employment are important factors that the
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A criminal conviction is a difficult thing to live with. Generally speaking, a criminal record is accessible to the general public, meaning that anyone with sufficient curiosity about your past can learn about an embarrassing or questionable chapter in your life if you have ever been convicted of a crime. Fortunately for people with criminal
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In a supposed attempt to curb the fentanyl problem in the U.S., Congress members proposed amendments to the Controlled Substances Act as it relates to fentanyl. In short, the bill aims to increase mandatory minimum prison sentences for possessing or selling smaller amounts of fentanyl. While Congress claims these harsher laws will curb fentanyl supply
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Someone Who Finds a Solution for Every Problem When life doesn’t go as planned and the immediate reality of the situation in no way matches the vision you imagined for yourself, take a breath and remember nothing is perfect. If you’ve been arrested and find yourself in an unfortunate circumstance keep in mind a criminal
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Typically, people are arrested at the scene of the crime. These arrests are conducted without warrants and are permissible when the arresting officer has probable cause to believe that a crime was committed. For example, if they suspect drunk driving, officers may arrest someone they pull over if there is sufficient evidence to believe they
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Above All Else, Look For Tenacity Not much else will strike as much fear in the heart of a person like the possibility of being convicted of a crime and the thoughts of facing prison time. If for whatever reason, you suspect you might need legal counsel—you probably do. Being suspected of or charged with
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FEDERAL CRIMES ATTORNEY CONTACT US NOW FOR A CONSULTATION A federal criminal investigation is a virtual danger zone for the unwary. Even if you believe you’ve done nothing improper, you should never assume that the government sees the situation the same way. And if you are worried that you did something wrong, it is unwise
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CONTACT US NOW FOR A CONSULTATION If you\’re stopped by the police and you\’re found to be in possession of narcotics or other illegal drugs, the police on the scene are going to begin an investigation and make a determination about the appropriate charge. First and foremost, you should not talk to the police if
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Two federal crimes that have garnered national attention lately are bribery and extortion. Many people wonder “what are the differences between bribery and extortion?” Consider these key differences and be sure to consult with an experienced attorney if you’re facing bribery or extortion charges yourself. Bribery Bribery is a white-collar crime. Per the Legal Information
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